Imagine a world where darkness reigns. Where a strange snow perpetually falls. Where the whimsy of swirling currents determines the patterns of life. And yet, life flourishes. Join us as we travel into the underwater world of Glacier Bay and discover some of its secrets.
Harbor seal numbers are declining in Glacier Bay, and scientists want to know why. Discover how the biologists capture and radio track the young seals to unravel the puzzle of seal populations.
Classic Glacier Bay Films NEW!
No longer regularly shown in the visitor center at Glacier Bay, these two classic films are now available for online viewing.
Enjoy this classic film about the resilience of life in Glacier Bay National Park.
The story of Glacier Bay's famous tidewater glaciers and why these glaciers have advanced and retreated over the years.
Sounds Wild! Short radio programs about Alaskan Wildlife produced by ADF&G more...
Ranger Minutes Learn about Glacier Bay National Park through audio and video more...
Did You Know?
The Steller Sea Lions that haul-out on South Marble Island are primarily males that were unsuccessful competing for females during the breeding season.