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Yukon - Charley Rivers National Preserve

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Matthew Cameron - Wildlife Biologist
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Mathew Sorum - Wildlife Biologist
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Kyle Joly - Wildlife Biologist
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Flies, midges, and dragonflies oh my!
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Yukon Mining Sites Virtual Tours
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Amy Larsen - Aquatic Ecologist/Pilot
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Hunters distrusted the 1970s counts that said the Western Arctic Caribou Herd had crashed. A cooperative plan signed in 2003 uses ANILCA's provisions to bring hunters into management.
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After the Andrew Creek Fire
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Sam Creek Cabin still stands thanks to quick response
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Fire and Ice, Birds and Burns, Lakes and Streams
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Dall Sheep
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Mining camps in Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve look as if the miners walked away from their tools. A National Park Service history explains the steam boilers, dredges and tractors that remain.
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Adam Freeburg - Archaeologist
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Understanding what Drives Plant Diversity in Alaska
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Donna DiFolco - Biological Technician
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Jillian Richie - Archaeologist