Defenders in Alaska
Our Top Priorities
Alaska remains one of the last pristine wilderness areas in the country. Defenders of Wildlife is committed to keeping it that way.
Related Species
Brown bears, black bears, polar bears, Cook Inlet beluga whales, walruses, wolverines
What Defenders Is Doing to Help Wildlife in Alaska
- Advocating to prevent unnecessary killing of bears
- Promoting stronger protections for the Cook Inlet beluga whale
- Working to ensure wildlife and habitats will survive the impacts of climate change
Contact the Alaska Office
441 West 5th Avenue
Suite 302
Anchorage, AK 99501
907- 276-9453
defenders@mail.defenders.org
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For all its unique beauty, the Arctic Refuge is under assault. The oil industry and its political allies continue to launch attacks to open this national treasure to destructive oil and gas drilling, while climate change threatens to disrupt its habitats faster than wildlife can adapt.
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The wolf is the largest member of the canine family. Gray wolves range in color from grizzled gray or black to all-white. As the ancestor of the domestic dog, the gray wolf resembles German shepherds or malamutes.
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With a coat that changes color and thick fur even on their paws, Arctic foxes are well adapted to their habitat’s extreme cold.
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