Six years after the last wild caribou in the Lower 48 was relocated to Canada, conservationists and Inland Northwest tribes ...

Artificial intelligence sea ice forecasting systems could help predict and protect the migration routes of endangered caribou ...

The Herald's Trophy Room Gallery is the place for hunting ... son-in-law and grandsons having fun catching halibut in Homer, Alaska, on Saturday, Aug. 3, 2024. Pictured from left are Connor ...

It would also interrupt the migratory path of the Western Arctic caribou herd — until recently, Alaska’s largest ... Later, outside trophy hunters found ways to bypass road checkpoints ...

Caribou, or tutu in Inupiat, traverse the snowy heart of Alaska’s Brooks Range. Each spring, caribou all across the North American Arctic begin extraordinary migrations toward their calving grounds.

Alaskan caribou, ptarmigan migrations recorded Date: January 15, 2014 Source: American Institute of Biological Sciences Summary: A ladder of 14 automated cameras has for the first time recorded ...

A caribou herd forages for vegetation on a hill in Alaska. Alexis Bonogofsky / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service With conditions rapidly changing as the planet warms, wildlife managers nationwide are ...

(Photo by Kyle Joly/National Park Service) The caribou herd that used to be the largest in Alaska and, at times, the largest in North America has continued to shrink, fitting an Arctic-wide ...

12 with a massive set of trophy moose antlers lashed to the strut ... is eerily similar to one that claimed the life of Big Lake, Alaska, pilot Scott Mueller a decade earlier. He had caribou antlers ...