Land and Water Ecosystems

This pamphlet contains tips for wildlife watching and suggested viewing spots highlighted on a map of the Kenai Peninsula.

A transcript of a recorded lesson about birds such as sea ducks, canadian geese, blue heron, semi-palmated plover, oystercatchers, yellowlegs, snipe, dipper, birds of prey, peregrine falcon, songbirds, ravens, thrushes, and more.

A history of subsistence hunting, fishing and gathering activities in the Prince William Sounds and Lower Cook Inlet of Alaska.

Written by two marine biologists based in Homer, Alaska, this book focuses on Alaska's diverse marine invertebrates and their characteristics, habitats, and how to harvest certain creatures.

Produced by public broadcasting station KTOO-TV in Juneau, Alaska, this video offers images of many shorebird species throughout Alaska.

This digital resource covers topics including the physical setting, ecological resources, and human uses of the Kachemak Bay resources for organizations and citizens seeking to understand and conserve the unique character of Kachemak Bay.

A compilation of more than 260 bird recordings from Denali National Park, Tongass National Forest, the Aleutian Islands, and more locations.

Narrated by a six-year old boy, this video features Alaska's diverse birds in their natural habitats.

A pictorial pocket guide to birds around Alaska

Cillqaq or "Fireweed shoots."