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Dall Sheep Research - The Alaska Department of Fish and Game just completed stage 2 of the Brooks Range Dall’s Sheep Research project. In June of 2023, 50 GPS collars were deployed on young rams in both Gates of The Arctic National Park and in portions of Game Management Units 24A and 25A. An additional 60 ewe collars were deployed in early April, 2024. The research objectives are to compare survival, recruitment, and population growth in areas open to full curl harvest versus areas closed to hu

Fall migration has begun for many wildlife species in Alaska, from caribou to sandhill cranes. Mammals and birds have been shown to burn critical energy when repeatedly disturbed by humans or pets. You can help migrating animals by keeping a few things in mind: 1) Avoid approaching wildlife, even if animals do not show outward signs of stress. 2) Make sure neither you nor your dog chase or harass wildlife – humans and dogs can seem like predators. Dogs can kill or injure animals as large as adul

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