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Journal of Open Archaeology Data, 2022 This dataset is comprised of metric and non-metric lithic assemblage data from terminal Pleistocene through late Holocene prehistoric lithic assemblages recovered at nineteen archaeological sites in the upper Susitna River basin, southern Alaska Range ...
John C. Blong
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Avian Conservation and Ecology, 2021 The decline of aerial insectivorous birds has been hypothesized to stem, in part, from a decline in aerial arthropod prey, underscoring the need for long-term monitoring of both bird and arthropod populations.
Adam Haberski +4 more
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PACIFIC WALRUS PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT IN A CHANGING CLIMATE
BRICS Law Journal, 2017 This article identifies and evaluates strategies and policies for walrus management in both Chukotka and Alaska. As the climate and walrus migration continue to change, it is important to follow adaptable strategies that are not fixed to specific ...
E. Ristroph
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Frontiers in Marine Science, 2022 Arctic landscapes are warming and becoming wetter due to changes in precipitation and the timing of snowmelt which consequently alters seasonal runoff and river discharge patterns.
Michael G. Novak +11 more
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Adapting wildland fire governance to climate change in Alaska
Ecology and Society, 2019 We use concepts drawn from the adaptive governance literature to examine challenges and opportunities for fire management in Alaska, where rising average summer temperatures over the past several decades are associated with statewide increases in ...
Tait K. Rutherford, Courtney A. Schultz
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Workers’ compensation injury claims of aviation industry worker injuries in Alaska, 2014–2015
International Journal of Circumpolar Health, 2020 Aviation operations in Alaska often occur in remote locations and during inclement weather. Limited infrastructure and staff in some locations often requires aviation workers to perform tasks outside of their specific job descriptions.
Kyle M. Moller +4 more
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Evolving perceptions of COVID-19 vaccines among remote Alaskan communities
International Journal of Circumpolar Health, 2022 Given the dynamic nature of the ongoing pandemic, public knowledge and perceptions about COVID-19 are evolving. Limited transportation options, inconsistent healthcare resources, and lack of water and sanitation infrastructure in many remote Alaskan ...
Micah B. Hahn +3 more
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Temporal Variation of Moose–Vehicle Collisions in Alaska
Human-Wildlife Interactions, 2020 Collisions between vehicles and wildlife have long been recognized to pose threats to motorists and wildlife populations. In addition to the risk of injury or mortality faced by the motorists involved in wildlife-vehicle collisions (WVCs), other drivers ...
Lucian R. McDonald +2 more
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Geographical space and cinema images of the white Arctic on a white screen (Part II)
Проблемы постсоветского пространства, 2023 The second part of the article is devoted to the consideration of two genres of Arctic fi lms — animal (faunal) and adventure. The basis for their implementation on the screen was Russian America, Alaska — the cinematic state of Hollywood, Chukotka and ...
I. S. Zonn
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Ecology and Society, 2020 In southwest Alaska, dominant narratives of subsistence and conservation are concerned predominantly with material relations with fish, with the number of fish that are killed. In Akiak, an Alaska Native (Yupiaq) village located along the Kuskokwim River,
William Voinot-Baron
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