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Wrangell - St Elias National Park & Preserve

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Flies, midges, and dragonflies oh my!
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Keynote: Using Science in Decision Making
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Benjamin Pister - Resources Management Team Lead
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Predicting the Demise of Sit' Tlein
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Cleaning Up Alaska's Beaches
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Alaska NPS Pilot Awarded Title “Alaska Aviation Legend”
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A list of reports, presentations and other forms of communication completed in 2016 for the Fire Ecology Annual Report.
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Fire Ecology Annual Report 2016 - Monitoring and Inventory
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Bison Bellows: Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve
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Project Jukebox contains oral history interviews and photographs from Native and non-Native people who live near or have been associated with Wrangell-St. Elias National Park in south-central Alaska. The region has a long history of human use including the Ahtna and Upper Tanana Athabascan people…
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The ANILCA parks came with mine openings, shafts and abandoned explosives. The Park Service trained staff, destroyed tons of old explosives and closed 29 mine openings, working with cultural resource managers.
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NPS Alaska Region Fire Ecology Annual Report Summary
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Fire Ecology Annual Report 2016 - Research and Technology
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Dall Sheep