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Overview
- Fast facts
- What's new on this web
- Refuge features
- Description of the Refuge (Refuge brochure text)
- Refuge brochure (pdf file)
- The Arctic Refuge: A Special Place
- Facts and features of the Refuge
- A Journey through the Refuge
- Adjacent Lands
- Maps
- Shaded relief map
- Questions and Answers
- Current topics
- Summary of 2007 biological survey activities
- Summary of 2006 biological survey activities
- Summary of 2005 biological survey activities
- Energy
Who we are
- Welcome
- Office Directory
- Privacy policy
What we do
- Science
- 1987 LEIS (pdf file)
- Bibliography of scientific research
- Management areas
- 1980s additions to Refuge
- Wilderness Area
- Wild Rivers
- 1002 Area
- Comprehensive Conservation Plan (pdf file)
- Permits
Wildlife/wild lands
- Wildlife
- Mammals:
- Refuge mammal list
- Gray Wolf
- Wolf Story: A family of wolves
- Arktyczna Ostoja (Polish version of Wolf Story)
- Bears (Polar Bears, Brown Bears, Black Bears)
- Polar bear denning locations and habitats
- Moose migration study
- Wildlife Trends: North Slope Moose
- Caribou (Porcupine Caribou Herd, Central Arctic Herd, Caribou and the Coastal Plain)
- Caribou locations (maps)
- Caribou movements in a late spring year (1987)
- A Caribou Year (and a scientist's year)
- Calving ground caribou activities
- Calving ground scientist's activities
- Post-calving caribou activities
- Post-calving scientist's activities
- Fall migration caribou activities
- Fall migration scientist's activities
- Wintering ground caribou activities
- Wintering ground scientist's activities
- Spring migration caribou activities
- Spring migration scientist's activities
- FAQs about caribou
- Three caribou herds
- Muskoxen
- Dall Sheep
- Birds:
- Refuge bird list
- Which Arctic Refuge birds travel to or through your
area?
- Bird migration routes
- Worldwide bird migration
- Tundra Swans
- Snow Geese
- Snow Geese fall use areas (a map)
- Eider Egg Hunt: Field Research along the Coast
- Wildlife Trends: Peregrine Falcons
- Bluethoats: A Refuge Visitor's Story
- Buff-breasted sandpipers: A Refuge Visitor's Story
- Fish:
- Refuge fish list
- Fish (Arctic Grayling, Dolly Varden, Arctic Cisco)
- Arctic Grayling locations (a map)
- Dolly Varden locations (a map)
- Wild lands
- Ecoregions of northern Alaska
- Frozen ground features
- Ice wedges and other permafrost features
- Active layer
- Frozen ground glossary
- seismic trails
- Water and water rights
Visitors & educators
- Visiting the Refuge
- Visitor information
- Backcountry camping: Strategies for minimizing your impacts
- Refuge law enforcement rules and regulations
- Non-Refuge lands within the Refuge boundary
- U.S. Geological Survey map information
- Authorized Air taxi operators
- Authorized recreational or educational trip guides
- Authorized hunting trips guides
- Commercial airlines to nearby communities
- Refuge weather and forecasts
- Recording bird observations
- Bird observation card information (pdf file)
- Bird observation card: Brooks Range and south (pdf file)
- Bird observation card: Brooks Range and north (pdf file)
- River Travel
- Leaving no trace: a camping adventure
- Kids camping in the wild
- Pamphlet: You are in polar bear country (pdf file)
- Pamphlet: Kaktovik Visitor Information (pdf file)
- For educators
- "Stained glass" Art Project
- Complete set of "stained glass" images (pdf file)
- "Caribou Mysteries" lessons and activities
History & culture
- Refuge establishment
- Overview of Refuge purposes
- Establishment legislation
- Portions of ANILCA related to the Refuge
- History
- Caribou Fences: People of the Caribou
- Time Line - Establishment and management of the Refuge
- Legacy of Conservation
- Three names in one year?
- Listing of historic writings
- Local culture
- Communities adjacent to the Refuge
- A gathering to learn traditional ways
- Site index for the Arctic Refuge (this page)
- Archives
- Potential impacts of development
- Miscellaneous Files
- PDF information
Search (Searches Fish and Wildlife Service web pages in Alaska or nationally.)
Alaska FWS (A link to the Fish and Wildlife Service web site for Alaska.)
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