Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Puerto Rico, South Carolina,  Tennessee, and the Virgin IslandsNational Parks in the SoutheastEstablished on August 7, ...

In these days of endless sunshine and air that doesn’t hurt to breathe, life is rich in the north, from the multitude of baby birds hatching at this instant to ...

The snow petrel, a strikingly white bird with black eyes and a black bill, is one of only three bird species ever observed at ...

Glacier Bay National Park became the Nation's 50th. U.S. National Park on December 2, 1980. Today, it is home to one of ...

A grey wolf pack in the wild Because of their adaptability, wolves can exist in various habitats, from the arctic tundra on the Beaufort Sea to the Southeast panhandle of Alaska. They can be found on ...

A recent survey by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service revealed that more than 73 million people traveled to view wildlife in 2022, with birds being the biggest draw. Nearly 300,000 birdwatchers visited ...

Southeast Alaska’s population is expected to drop 17% between 2023 and 2050, far more than any other region of the state and enough to account for most of a 2% statewide population drop during ...

Rugged and remote, the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge offers world-class birdwatching across its 2,500 miles of coastline. If you’ve ever dreamed of standing on the edge of the world, ...

Jun. 14—NORTHERN LYNN CANAL — On a tiny island on the north end of the Inside Passage, carpenters and volunteers are glimpsing into Alaska's past. From a distance, Eldred Rock Lighthouse has ...

5 of Alaska’s ultimate wildlife adventures From searching for brown bears in old-growth rainforest to scanning the horizon for breaching humpbacks, nature abounds in Alaska’s state capital of ...

Known for its bear-viewing and its bar—where patrons receive a certificate for downing a high-octane mystery shot—Hyder, Alaska, is also an unheralded gem for birders. On a good day a visitor could ...

The new Southeast Alaska Birding Trail is a free virtual guide to 18 communities across the bird-rich region.