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The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has produced a variety of videos, presentations, audio files, and other multimedia content, highlighting the beauty of Alaska, the incredible nature of our wildlife, and the broad scope of related management and outdoor activities of interest to Alaskans and visitors alike.
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Top 5 most recently added videos
Lesser Yellowlegs
A ten second video of foraging lesser yellowlegs. An adult with chicks.
- Duration: 00:00:10
- Views: 50
- Likes: 0
- Added: Nov 04, 2019
Rough - legged Hawk Research
Biologist Travis Booms hosts a short video featuring rough-legged hawks. Within the Division of Wildlife Conservation, ADF&G's Threatened and Endangered Species Program annually monitors cliff-nesting raptor populations on the Seward Peninsula to assess the health of Alaska’s unique raptor species and ensure that legal falconers in the state continue to have access to robust populations of raptors. Two species in particular, the Gyrfalcon and Rough-legged Hawk, do not breed in any other state and therefore Alaska has a unique stewardship responsibility for these species. There is also high interest in Gyrfalcons on the Seward Peninsula by resident and non-resident falconers, as well as many birding tourists, who all want to observe this rare and unique raptor of the north. Hence, the state continues a nearly 20-yr dataset monitoring these populations to ensure they remain at sustainable levels. This video captures one of the ways in which we monitor the health of these populations – by rappelling into nest sites when chicks are small, banding the birds, and taking measurements and sometimes blood samples of the birds. The brief nest visit and handling of the young does not cause any harm to the birds and the adults return to the nest and resume care for the young shortly after the researchers leave the area.
- Duration: 00:01:11
- Views: 36
- Likes: 2
- Added: Oct 30, 2019
Rockfish Identification Video
This video features underwater footage of a variety of rockfish species, and each species is identified. It was recorded in waters around submerged pinnacles off Kodiak Island by Kodiak-based fishery biologists. The team includes Rob Baer, Carrie Worton, Philip Tschersich and Daniel Wilson. For more on black rockfish, see: adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=blackrockfish.main for more on yelloweye rockfish: http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=yelloweyerockfish.main
- Duration: 00:02:37
- Views: 210
- Likes: 0
- Added: Sep 20, 2019
Rockfish Identification Video
This video features underwater footage of a variety of rockfish species, and each species is identified. It was recorded in waters around submerged pinnacles off Kodiak Island by Kodiak-based fishery biologists. The team includes Rob Baer, Carrie Worton, Philip Tschersich and Daniel Wilson. For more on black rockfish, see: http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=blackrockfish.main For more on yelloweye rockfish: http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=yelloweyerockfish.main
- Duration: 00:13:19
- Views: 70
- Likes: 1
- Added: Sep 20, 2019
wolf eel
A wolf eel video recorded in the outside waters of Northern Southeast Alaska during yelloweye rockfish surveys. the red spots are laser points used by biologists to asses length of fish.
- Duration: 00:00:10
- Views: 184
- Likes: 0
- Added: Jul 12, 2019