|
Alaska
Wilderness
A
Rain Forest in Alaska? - Yes!
The largest temperate rain forest in the world exists in Southeast
Alaska and British Columbia. The Tongass National Forest contains 14
percent of the world's total acreage of temperate rain forest.
The Tongass National Forest
-
The nation's largest national forest, covers most of Southeast Alaska,
surrounding the famous Inside Passage. It offers unique chances to view
eagles, bears, spawning salmon, and the breath-taking vistas of "wild"
Alaska. You can take a sled-dog ride on a glacier, hike boardwalk
trails, fish in streams or ocean, or just relax at a remote cabin. more>
Alaska's
Birds - Learn more about birds in Alaska and their short breeding
season. It is very good idea to refer to the regional bird finding
guides or your tour operators to learn about the best time and the
local areas for bird watching.
Sportfishing
in Alaska
- In Alaska fishing is more than sport, it’s a way of life.
Alaska's
Bears - Black and brown (grizzly) bears inhabit most of Alaska.
Read all bear safety information provided, and follow the proper
procedures for camping and hiking in bear country to reduce the chances
of a confrontation.
Our Wild
Neighbors - An Educational Resource Book about Alaskan Animals
Canoe
Routes In Southcentral Alaska
Sea
Kayaking in South Central Alaska
Planning A
Hiking Trip
Planning
A River Trip In Alaska
Alaska
Parks
Learn
More About Alaska
National
Park Service
|
