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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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Alaskans Afield_Wildlife Safety for New Hunters
Wildlife Education Specialists Mike Taras and Marian Snively discuss what to consider and how to prepare to stay safe around wildlife while hunting. Bear safety is the primary focus, but there is also some basic information about interactions with moose or wolves.
- Duration: 00:50:20
- Views: 3
- Likes: 1
- Added: Sep 25, 2020
Belugas Count!
To bring awareness to the plight of the critically endangered Cook Inlet beluga whale and foster local pride, awareness, and stewardship, ADF&G teamed with partners NOAA Fisheries, Defenders of Wildlife, Alaska Wildlife Alliance, Friends of the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge, and Beluga Whale Alliance to create a Belugas Count! animated short. During the spring and fall this isolated population of belugas return to near shore areas in Cook Inlet – an event to celebrate and bring focus to this critically endangered species. The public can help protect and recover these whales by reporting live whale sightings to the Cook Inlet Photo-ID project (www.cookinletbelugas.com). These reports may be used in research to support beluga whale recovery. Dead, stranded, or injured whales should be immediately reported to the NOAA Fisheries 24-hour stranding hotline: 1- 877-925-7773 For questions or more information please contact: dfg.dwc.belugawhales@alaska.gov
- Duration: 00:02:23
- Views: 106
- Likes: 1
- Added: Sep 23, 2020
Counting Caribou
This video summarizes the method used by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game to estimate the population size of various caribou herds in Alaska. A ten-minute bird's eye view of a wildlife phenomenon few people get to see.
- Duration: 00:11:31
- Views: 163
- Likes: 2
- Added: Sep 14, 2020
Cook Inlet Beluga Whales in our backyard!
Cook Inlet beluga whales are a critically endangered species that are visible from the shores of Cook Inlet, Alaska. Find out where belugas are currently being seen and report your own sightings and submit photos to www.CookInletBelugas.com. Information you provide may help researchers learn more about their distribution, habitat use, social structure and reproduction. For more information about beluga news and events visit https://www.facebook.com/BelugasCount/
- Duration: 00:00:34
- Views: 295
- Likes: 1
- Added: Aug 31, 2020
Virtual presentation: Wildlife Safety for Hunters
Join ADF&G Wildlife Education Specialist, Abby McAllister, and Wildlife Biologist, Roy Churchwell, to learn about how to stay safe while hunting in Alaska, specifically the variable habitats of Southeast Alaska. This hour-long presentation will talk about how to react in the event of a defensive or non-defensive bear encounter, how to safely pack meat out of the field and tips for setting up a temporary electric fence. For more information on upcoming wildlife presentations check out the events page at: http:// www.news-events.adfg.alaska.gov.
- Duration: 01:00:42
- Views: 36
- Likes: 0
- Added: Aug 28, 2020