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One of our pilots, Nate Olson, shares his career path to become a USFWS pilot in Alaska: http://ow.ly/rU7H50FNBGT USFWS/Lisa Hupp #NationalAviationDay #aviation

Alaska Government • Aug 19, 2021

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Can you swim 1800 miles upriver without eating? This fish can. Tell us the species or something new you learned on the latest episode of "Fish of the Week!" featuring...

Alaska Government • Aug 19, 2021

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Myth: Releasing pets is a harmless and animal-friendly method of parting ways with your unwanted pet. Fact: Pets released outdoors can become an invasive species...

Alaska Government • Aug 19, 2021

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Dispatches from our field camps in Alaska Maritime National #WildlifeRefuge: http://ow.ly/993X50FPSGU A small cabin serves as shelter for a crew of biologists stationed...

Alaska Government • Aug 15, 2021

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It's Friday the 13th and we hope that you can keep the bad luck away. Keeping invasive species away by cleaning and drying your gear would be a bonus as we head...

Alaska Government • Aug 15, 2021

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Listen as Wildlife Inspector Chad Hornbaker talks about his working dog "Dock" and the work they do to facilitate wildlife trade, interdict wildlife smuggling,...

Alaska Government • Jun 30, 2021

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USFWS, Eskimo Walrus Commission and Qayassiq Walrus Commission request help preventing human-caused disturbances at walrus haulouts across Alaska. Walruses are extremely...

Alaska Government • Jun 30, 2021

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What do investment banking and wild salmon have in common? Take a deep dive into the "portfolio effect" with Dr. Daniel Schindler, a University of Washington professor...

Alaska Government • Jun 30, 2021

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To power their tiny engines, rufous hummingbirds visit up to 5,000 flowers per day. In their 3,900-mile trip north to Alaska and back, they let flowers be their...

Alaska Government • Jun 23, 2021

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We love native plants They support pollinators Keep invasives out. Plant native seeds, not invasive species, when inviting pollinators into your garden during this...

Alaska Government • Jun 22, 2021

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Birds-eye view of Sockeye Salmon amassing where a stream enters a lake in the Bristol Bay region of #Alaska. Jeff Jones This Monday and next, all new 2-part...

Alaska Government • Jun 21, 2021

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There's something in the water....don't worry, it's just eDNA. Environmental DNA (eDNA) is acquired through water samples which are then processed in a lab setting....

Alaska Government • Jun 18, 2021

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It's not a party without a celebratory dish. So why not try something invasive species themed. Whether dandelion fritters, pike if you're south of the AK Range,...

Alaska Government • Jun 17, 2021

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King eider power duo! When they aren't pursuing females in high-speed aerial chases, males coo and hoot and bob around in small tundra ponds showing...

Alaska Government • Jun 17, 2021

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Richard Lanctot touches on his thirty years of service to researching Alaska's shorebirds on this weeks episode of My Life, Wildlife! Tune in http://ow.ly/Y5Xh50F29N8...

Alaska Government • Jun 3, 2021