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Decades of caribou research show the proposed road would disrupt migration, fragment habitat and harm food security in rural ...
Plus, I wanted to look out the windows to watch caribou streaming by. Spring was go-time. Winter was a time of rest. The author’s Inupiat Eskimo hunting partner, the late Danny Pikok, with a pair of ...
If the state Department of Fish and Game predator control takes place, it would be the third year of a program that has so ...
Journey to the far north of Alaska, where the Indigenous communities hunt caribou, the backbone of the region’s ecosystem Jeffrey Peter, of Old Crow, Yukon, cleans a caribou hide during an ...
A man from New Mexico is facing charges for illegally obtaining Alaska resident hunting privileges. Alaska Wildlife Troopers ...
Western Alaska’s Mulchatna caribou herd consisted of nearly 200,000 animals in 1997. Today, it has dwindled to 13,000. Photo by Craig McCaa / BLM Wildlife officials in Alaska are pushing back on a ...
Raymond Tritt, 52, dresses a fallen bull on the spring caribou hunt. Like virtually every Gwich'in man, he still remembers every detail of his first successful hunt, four decades later.
The state Department of Fish and Game program is aimed at boosting the population of the faltering Mulchatna Caribou Herd.
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