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  • Alaska; View looking NW from the Safety Roadhouse along Safety Sound, outside of Nome.  The last checkpoint on the Iditarod Trail before reaching the end in Nome.
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  • Alaska; Safety Roadhouse along Safety Sound, outside of Nome.  The last checkpoint on the Iditarod Trail before reaching the end in Nome.
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  • Alaska; Council City and Solomon Railroad, also dubbed the "Last Train to Nowhere." Constructed in 1903 to carry Council gold to Bonanza/Solomon, as part of the Nome gold rush.  The company folded in 1907 after only completing 25 miles of rail.
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  • Alaska; Council City and Solomon Railroad, also dubbed the "Last Train to Nowhere." Constructed in 1903 to carry Council gold to Bonanza/Solomon, as part of the Nome gold rush.  The company folded in 1907 after only completing 25 miles of rail.
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  • Alaska; Council City and Solomon Railroad, also dubbed the "Last Train to Nowhere." Constructed in 1903 to carry Council gold to Bonanza/Solomon, as part of the Nome gold rush.  The company folded in 1907 after only completing 25 miles of rail.
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  • Alaska; Council City and Solomon Railroad, also dubbed the "Last Train to Nowhere." Constructed in 1903 to carry Council gold to Bonanza/Solomon, as part of the Nome gold rush.  The company folded in 1907 after only completing 25 miles of rail.
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  • Alaska; Council City and Solomon Railroad, also dubbed the "Last Train to Nowhere." Constructed in 1903 to carry Council gold to Bonanza/Solomon, as part of the Nome gold rush.  The company folded in 1907 after only completing 25 miles of rail.
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  • Alaska. Exxon Valdez oil spill, Prince William Sound, Clean up Workers outfitted in safety attire spray benign nutrients for Bioremediation Project. in a futile attempt to clean the shoreline.
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  • Alaska. Exxon Valdez oil spill, Prince William Sound, Clean up Workers outfitted in safety attire spray benign nutrients for Bioremediation Project. in a futile attempt to clean the shoreline.
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  • Alaska. Exxon Valdez oil spill, Prince William Sound, Clean up Workers outfitted in safety attire spray benign nutrients for Bioremediation Project. in a futile attempt to clean the shoreline.
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  • Alaska . Workers outfitted in safety attire spray benign nutrients for Bioremediation Project . <br />
Bioremediation can be defined as any process that uses microorganisms, fungi, green plants or their enzymes to return the environment altered by contaminants to its original condition. Bioremediation may be employed to attack specific soil contaminants, such as chlorinated hydrocarbons that are degraded by bacteria, or a more general approach may be taken, such as oil spills that are broken down by multiple techniques including the addition of nitrate and/or sulfate fertilizers to facilitate the decomposition of crude oil by indigenous or exogenous bacteria.
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  • USA, Alaska, Alaska State Ferry steward, Michelle, greets passengers as they arrive in Petersburg on Mitkof Island in Frederick Sound.
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  • Alaska. Exxon Valdez oil spill, Prince William Sound, Clean up Workers outfitted in safety attire spray benign nutrients for Bioremediation Project. in a futile attempt to clean the shoreline.
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  • USA, Alaska,Michelle, a steward for the Alaska State ferry system, greets passengers as they arrive at Petersburg on Mitkof Island in Frederick Sound.
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  • Black Bear (Ursus americanus) spring cubs playing at the base of a spruce tree, with climbing as an option for safety, Anchorage area.
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  • Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) sow with cubs investigating goodies in an industrial size dumpster at Prudhoe Bay/ Deadhorse.  The sow was shot and killed the next day for safety reasons and the cubs were captured and relocated to a zoo.
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  • Brown Bear (Ursus arctos) cub on the top of an industrial size dumpster with mom inside at Prudhoe Bay/ Deadhorse.  The sow was shot and killed the next day for safety reasons and the cubs were captured and relocated to a zoo.
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  • A couple surveys the massive tidewater face of Chenega Glacier from the safety of an adjacent cliff
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  • A group of hikers survey the massive tidewater face of Chenega Glacier from the safety of an adjacent cliff
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  • A couple surveys the massive tidewater face of Chenega Glacier from the safety of an adjacent cliff
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  • A hiker surveys the towering face of Chenega Glacier from the safety of an adjacent cliff
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  • Kayakers paddle among the ice flows of Cook Inlet with Mt. Redoubt in the background. M.R.
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  • Kayakers paddle among the ice flows of Cook Inlet with Mt. Redoubt in the background. M.R.
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  • Kayakers paddle among the ice flows of Cook Inlet with Mt. Redoubt in the background. M.R.
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  • Kayakers paddle among the ice flows of Cook Inlet with Mt. Redoubt in the background. M.R.
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  • A woman paddles among the ice flows of Cook Inlet with Mt. Redoubt in the background. M.R.
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  • A man paddles among the ice flows of Cook Inlet with Mt. Redoubt in the background. M.R.
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  • Kayakers prepare to paddle among the ice flows of Cook Inlet with Mt. Redoubt in the background. M.R.
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  • Life ring on the Seward, Alaska based charter boat Crackerjack Express.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Rock Sandpipers spend the winter on the shores of Cook Inlet and Kachemak Bay in Alaska feeding on saltwater worms and tiny clams, etc.
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  • Rock Sandpipers spend the winter on the shores of Cook Inlet and Kachemak Bay in Alaska feeding on saltwater worms and tiny clams, etc.
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  • A popular way to hike and camp on the Kenai Peninsula involves letting a guide and llamas pack your supplies into the backcountry for you...for a price. This leaves you free to wander and take pics and smell the roses.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • Winter Kayaking among rim ice and ice chunks In Alaska's Cook Inlet is not for the inexperienced, but going with a group of skilled kayakers can be the cure for cabin fever.
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  • A large bull moose crosses the Seward Hwy. while onlookers observe from their car safely.
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  • King salmon fishing on the famous Kenai River brings thousands of tourists to its banks to fish for reds, kings, and trout.  The Kenai River is one of the top rivers to fish for salmon in the world.
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  • A popular way to hike and camp on the Kenai Peninsula involves letting a guide and llamas pack your supplies into the backcountry for you...for a price. This leaves you free to wander and take pics and smell the roses.
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  • Two women paddle a red canoe on the Kenai River system in Alaska.
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  • Life ring on the Seward, Alaska based charter boat Crackerjack Express.
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  • Alaska; An Inupiat woman picking crowberries (Muskox (Empetrum nigrum) wearing a colorful , handmade kuspuk in the tundra along Safety Sound, outside of Nome.  The picker and berry sorter were hand made. (Model Release)
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  • Alaska; Large bull muskox (Ovibos moschatus) traveling along the shallow waters of Safety Sound in early autumn, just prior to a head-butting standoff,  Nome.
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  • Alaska; Muskox (Ovibos moschatus) mature bull standing in the shallow water of Safety Sound in the early autumn, Nome, Seward Peninsula.
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  • Alaska. Tundra swan (Cygnus columbianus) adult and two cygnets flying across the wetlands of Safety Sound, east of Nome, during fall migration southward.
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  • Alaska. Tundra swan (Cygnus columbianus) family flying over the wetlands of Safety Sound, east of Nome, during fall migration southward.
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  • Alaska. Tundra swans (Cygnus columbianus) resting in the wetlands of Safety Sound, east of Nome, during fall migration southward.
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  • Alaska. Tundra swans (Cygnus columbianus) disputing territory during fall migration staging in the wetlands of Safety Sound, east of Nome, during the trip southward.
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  • Alaska; An Inupiat woman picking crowberries (Muskox (Empetrum nigrum) wearing a colorful , handmade kuspuk in the tundra along Safety Sound, outside of Nome.  The picker and berry sorter were hand made. (Model Release)
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  • Alaska. Three cygnet tundra swans (Cygnus columbianus) taking off, following by an adult in the wetlands of Safety Sound, east of Nome, during fall migration southward.
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  • Alaska. Tundra swans (Cygnus columbianus) alarm calling in the wetlands of Safety Sound, east of Nome, during fall migration southward.
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  • Alaska. Tundra swans (Cygnus columbianus) and northern pintail (Anas acuta) hens and juveniles resting together in the wetlands of Safety Sound, east of Nome, during fall migration southward.
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  • Alaska. Tundra swans (Cygnus columbianus) adults and cygnets resting in the wetlands of Safety Sound, east of Nome, during fall migration southward.
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  • Alaska. Tundra swan (Cygnus columbianus) adults and cygnets exercising their wings while resting in the wetlands of Safety Sound, east of Nome, during fall migration southward.
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  • Alaska. Tundra swan (Cygnus columbianus) adults and cygnets in a territorial dispute in the wetlands of Safety Sound, east of Nome, during fall migration southward.
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  • Alaska. Tundra swans (Cygnus columbianus) disputing territory during fall migration staging in the wetlands of Safety Sound, east of Nome, during the trip southward.
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  • Alaska. Subsistence camps along Safety Sound, east of Nome. These are mostly used for salmon fishing during the summer, with fish drying racks visible near the buildings.  Kigluaik Mountains seen in the background.
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