Today the Bureau of Land Management completed the next stage in the review process for the proposed road to Ambler, a publicly funded private mining road that would cut through the heart of Alaska’s northernmost mountain range.
Trappers Harvest Record Number of Wolves on Prince of Wales
Our Comments on 2020 Board of Game Proposals
Which Kenai Peninsula? The Case for Doing Nothing Versus Doing Something
Missed our Juneau Seminar on Bear Encounters? Watch it here!
January 2020 Newsletter
Alaska Wildlife Alliance at the 2020 Board of Game
BREAKING: Endangered Cook Inlet Beluga Populations Continue to Decline
Bear with Them, They're Learning: Alaska Wildlife Alliance Lecture Examines Behavior of Not-Quite Adult Bears
Missed our Wildlife Wednesday Seminar on Yearling Black Bears? Watch it here!
December 2019 Newsletter
Anchorage 2020 Wildlife Wednesday Series Announced!
Alaska Governor Tony Knowles Speech at Alaska Wildlife Alliance 2019 Celebration
Alaska Beluga Monitoring Project Wraps up Fall Season!
FACT SHEET: Ambler Road Draft EIS
Our comment on Ambler Road
October 2019 Newsletter
Press Release: Alaskans Continue to Defend Coastal Plain as BLM Releases Final Leasing EIS
Today, the Bureau of Land Management’s release of the Final Environmental Impact Statement aimed at selling off the sacred coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for oil and gas exploitation marks the latest move in the administration’s rushed disregard for Indigenous rights, science, and public process.