Fall migration has begun for many wildlife species in Alaska, from caribou to sandhill cranes. Mammals and birds have been shown to burn critical energy when repeatedly disturbed by humans or pets. You can help migrating animals by keeping a few things in mind: 1) Avoid approaching wildlife, even if animals do not show outward signs of stress. 2) Make sure neither you nor your dog chase or harass wildlife – humans and dogs can seem like predators. Dogs can kill or injure animals as large as adul

1.5K views · 37 reactions | From wild weather to even wilder wildlife, take a look behind the scenes of wildlife management in Alaska. In this video, ADFG Small Game Biologist Rick Merizon checks in from the field during the spring 2021 ptarmigan breeding surveys. ©ADF&G Check it out on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/_bdm2_rAQlo | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official | Facebook

Check out our new video series. "Working for Wildlife" explores the exciting work of biologists and other wildlife professionals. Our first video explores how we do moose surveys in northwest Alaska. #workingforwildlife #alaska #NOME #nwalaska | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

Part 4: Experience the thrill of catching monster sized Alaska rainbows as fly fishing casting instructur Tony Weaver expolores western Alaska. #Alaska #Fishing #Flyfishing | Alaska Outdoors Television

18K views · 84 reactions | ICE FISHING ALASKA Part 2 - Two old friends fishing at -35 below for lake trout and burbot 流 #alaskalife #fishing #icefishing | Alaska Outdoors Television | Facebook

5.5K views · 45 reactions |  Attention Anglers! Fishing in...