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Incredible Alaska wildlife encounters eagles, orcas, otters and Arctic foxes

Incredible Alaska wildlife encounters eagles, orcas, otters and Arctic foxes

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Cute Alaska wildlife moments: bears, otters, arctic fox, and more

Cute Alaska wildlife moments: bears, otters, arctic fox, and more

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Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center | Portage

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center | Portage

Trump administration finalizes plan to open pristine Alaska wildlife refuge to oil and gas drilling

Trump administration finalizes plan to open pristine Alaska wildlife refuge to oil and gas drilling

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Alaska Wildlife Tour | Natural Habitat Adventures

Alaska Wildlife Tour | Natural Habitat Adventures

The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center plans to expand

The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center plans to expand

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The quiet resilience of Alaska’s wildlife in the harshest season. | Wild Alaska Travel

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What it's like to visit Alaska's most remote wildlife refuge

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Climate Adaptation | Alaska Wildlife Alliance (AWA)

Located an hour south of Anchorage, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is open year-round and offers unique wildlife encounters. Come in the winter season (from October through April) for a different view of the wildlife, like the moose, wood bison, reindeer, wolves, deer, muskox, and foxes (keep in mind, the black and brown bears keep a low profile this time of year, as they can be hibernating). The 1.5 mile loop is your snowy playground! The weather and the roads at AWCC are perfect for k

1.8K viewsNov 8, 2023

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Full Tour: Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Anchorage’s Must-See Adventure

See Wildlife, Nature and Towering Glaciers of Anchorage, Alaska

Working for Wildlife This exciting video highlights ADF&G biologists in the field capturing, weighing, and fitting short-yearling moose with radio collars. Short-yearling moose are captured and weighed regularly in different regions of the state because their weights are an important indicator of habitat quality and the nutritional status of moose populations. The Working for Wildlife video series highlights research and management activities conducted by wildlife biologists with the Alaska Depa

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Check out our new video series. "Working for Wildlife" explores the exciting work of biologists and other wildlife professionals. Our first video explores how we do moose surveys in northwest Alaska. #workingforwildlife #alaska #NOME #nwalaska | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

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Springtime happy dance! 🌷🌼🌿 | Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

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Since 2020, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center has been proud to partner with MuskOx Flannels—a brand whose commitment to wildlife conservation goes far beyond warm layers and rugged style.Together, we are working to make a lasting impact. And now, there’s a new way you can get involved. Use our affiliate link (http://gomuskox.com/awcc) to shop MuskOx Flannels and enjoy $10 off — plus, a portion of every purchase made through the link will go directly to support AWCC. You save, wildlife win

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Our Walk on the Wild Side Tours are the best way to experience the AWCC! This 90-minute (rain, snow or shine) experience includes a guided tour around the center by our Education staff who will share their knowledge about our amazing animals. You'll also get to befriend a rescued porcupine like Kit Kat and have the chance to feed one additional animal! To learn more and book a tour, visit www.alaskawildlife.org/tours-programs VC: Chandelle Cotter. Be sure to play with audio on 🔊! | Alaska Wildl

1.7K viewsFeb 10, 2020

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The Long, Long Battle for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

🚣🏾‍♀Located on the Upper Kenai River within the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, Jims’ Landing Boat Launch - enhanced in 2024 - serves as the primary takeout point for those floating the Upper Kenai and the launch point for trips through the canyon to Skilak Lake. See It in Action! Check out our quick reel to see the highlights of the upgrades – expanded launch lanes, increased parking, streambank upgrades, and more! Want the full showcase? Watch the longer video here: https://youtu.be/VVJEJMhX

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We hope you enjoy this highlight reel featuring the animals of the sanctuary, filmed over the last week of August. Many guests ask if you can still see the animals when it is raining, and the answer is YES! As you will see in this video montage, the animals are very active on the rainy days. AWCC is situated in Portage, which borders the northernmost temperate rainforest in the world. Coastal temperate rainforests are rare. They occur in only 6 places outside of Alaska. Mature coastal temperate

6.1K viewsAug 31, 2024

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Wildlife Wednesday: Nocturnal in the North - Alaska's Bats

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WILD ALASKA | Predators and Survival in the Frozen North | Nature Animal Documentary

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YouTubeDiscover Wildlife

MEET ALASKA'S WILDLIFE (sa1)

67.1K viewsSep 20, 2012

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Pebble Mine, Alaska

46K viewsAug 2, 2020

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Experience Alaska - Wildlife

13.2K viewsNov 16, 2012

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Surviving Alone in Alaska

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Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

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Ultimate Survival Alaska | National Geographic

26.6K viewsDec 4, 2013

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How to see Wildlife in Alaska

7K viewsSep 9, 2020

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