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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
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: 84
- Likes: 1
- Added: Jul 12, 2019
a small octopus scoots toward the camera, squirting ink
An undersea video of a small octopus scooting toward the ROV and squirting ink.
- Duration: 00:00:05
- Views: 117
- Likes: 0
- Added: Jul 12, 2019
Black Rockfish, 90m, August 2018
Short video recorded in Southeast Alaska waters by a Remote Operated Vehicle
- Duration: 00:00:46
- Views: 198
- Likes: 0
- Added: Jul 12, 2019
2019 Teacher Workshop Ecology 2019 Nome, Alaska
P-K- 12th-grade teachers from across Bering Strait join ADF&G Project WILD and Youth Education Coordinator, Brenda Duty for a Building Blocks of Ecology Workshop using Alaska Wildlife Curriculum.
- Duration: 00:01:20
- Views: 43
- Likes: 0
- Added: May 17, 2019
Zarembo Island Elk
US Forest Service employee Jackie de Montigny shot a video of this herd of about 17 elk near St John’s Creek, Zarembo Island, on Friday 03/29/2019. Elk are not native to Alaska. In 1987, 33 Roosevelt elk and 17 Rocky Mountain elk were captured in Oregon and moved to Etolin Island (near Wrangell in SE Alaska). These elk subsequently dispersed and swam to nearby Zarembo Island, establishing a breeding population that became the progenators of this herd. More on elk: http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=elk.main
- Duration: 00:01:10
- Views: 116
- Likes: 1
- Added: Apr 02, 2019