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Winter 2011

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In This Issue:

  • State Hunting Rules Threaten Park Wolves and Bears
  • Alaska’s Leaders Recognized for Commitment to National Parks!
  • Reflections from Elise Russell Liguori
  • Over the Years, Denali ROAD Continues to Provide Superb Wildlife Viewing
  • Wrangell-St. Elias Trails Update

Previous Issues:

Summer 2011 (PDF, 584 KB)

  • Thank You, EPA!
  • Yukon River: Test case for NPS Authority on State Waters
  • Reflections from the Regional Director
  • Visiting a New Park? There’s an App for That!
  • Park Operations Budget
  • Mark Your Calendar for an Event NOT to Miss

Winter 2011 (PDF, 580 KB)

  • Recreational ORVs — Not in Our National Parks
  • Katmai Visitors Contribute $37 Million to AK Economy
  • Reflections from the Regional DirectoR: State’s Rights Threaten
    Park Values
  • ANILCA 30th Anniversary
  • Stimulus Funds Help protect Glacier Bay
  • Protecting the Sounds of Nature: Denali Aircraft Council is Making Progress
  • Introducing Cooper!

Spring 2010 (PDF, 461 KB)

  • Alaska’s Oldest Park Turns 100!
  • Reflections from the Regional Director
  • Park Service Moves to Protect Alaska’s Bears, Wolves
  • Vision for Gates Gets Updated
  • Designing Sustainable Trails in the Wrangells

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