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Refuge Notebook: We stand on the shoulders of giant moose
This story starts 2,500 miles southeast as the raven flies from Kenai National Wildlife Refuge to the heart…
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Refuge Notebook: Deja vu and something new — Probing Kenai Peninsula lakes for invasive species
We had been here before.
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Refuge Notebook: Tales of the traveling hummingbird
In the book “A Sand County Almanac,” Aldo Leopold wrote, “To band a bird is to hold a…
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Refuge Notebook: Discover the allure of canoeing opportunities on the refuge
Imagine embarking on a journey through the untouched wilderness of Alaska, gliding along pristine waterways, surrounded by breathtaking…
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Refuge Notebook: More research needed to determine beavers’ impact on landscape
Do you ever stare at a map and wonder what that seemingly amazing place looks like in real…
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Refuge Notebook: Our little-known glacial relict
When I think about the Pleistocene, my mind naturally wanders to the large charismatic megafauna that dominated this…
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Refuge Notebook: Take it from the hare, snowshoes are the way to go!
The holidays are behind us, but there is still a whole lot of winter ahead. I love the…
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Refuge Notebook: Changing winters bring new conservation challenges
The variability in our winters during the last decade here has made it difficult to discern trends
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Refuge Notebook: Snow — good or bad for wildlife? It depends
It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas and has been since the big storm that arrived a…