Alaska
Natural Resource and Outdoor Education Association
-- a statewide group of school teachers, naturalists,
state and federal agency staff, and others who help young
and old alike learn about and appreciate Alaska's natural
resources.
National
Park Service Alaska -- Alagnak Wild River, Aniachak,
Bering Land Bridge, Cape Krusenstern, Denali, Gates of
the Arctic, Glacier Bay, Katmai, Kenai Fjords, Klondike
Gold Rush, Kobuk Valley, Lake Clark, Noatak, Sitka, Wrangell
St.Elias, Yukon Charley Rivers
Science
For Alaska -- The 2003 Science for Alaska Free Public
Lecture Series presents four science-based, Alaska-related
lectures in the Centennial Hall Convention Center every
Monday in February. No registration or reservations
are necessary.
SITKA
-- Northwest Coast Researchers List. This list is devoted
to interdisciplinary discussion of glacial and postglacial
events along the northern Pacific coast of North America.
Southeast
Alaska Paleontology -- This page describes research
on fossil bears and other vertebrate remains found in
Alaskan caves.
U.S.
Geological Survey (Alaska) -- The USGS provides maps,
reports, and information to help others manage, develop,
and protect Alaska's water, energy, mineral, and land
resources.
