North Slope Alaska Collection

Polar Bear (Ursus Maritimus), Young Bear Rests On The Newly Frozen Pack Ice, Beaufort Sea, Off The 1002 Area Of The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, North Slope, Alaska

Polar Bear (Ursus Maritimus), Young Subadult Travels Along Snowy Bernard Spit, A Barrier Island, During Fall Freeze Up, Off The 1002 Area Of The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, North Slope, Alaska

Polar Bear (Ursus Maritimus), Curious Young Boar On The Newly Frozen Pack Ice, Beaufort Sea, Off The 1002 Area Of The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, North Slope, Alaska

Alaska, Franklin Bluffs, North Slope, boiling cumulus clouds, autumn

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USA, Alaska, North Slope, Franklin Buffs, snow and ice covered Arctic river
USA, Alaska, North Slope, Franklin Buffs, snow covered river

USA, Alaska, North Slope, Trans-Alaskan Pipeline and Brooks Range
evening in Aug 2005

USA, Alaska, North Slope, Slope Mountain, tundra in fog, autumn
This image shows dwarf birch, willows, lichens, blueberry plants and tundra grass on a foggy afternoon along Dalton Highway, Aug 2005

Herd of musk ox (Ovibos moschatus) on autumnal tundra, rear view
North Slope, Alaska, USA

Young female brown bear (Ursus arctos) with tracking tags on ears
A biologist has tagged this bear in order to track her movements near Deadhorse, North Slope, Alaska, USA

USA, Alaska, North Slope, first snow at Brooks Range and Kuparuk River
Yellow willow is growing beside the river, Aug 2005

USA, Alaska, North Slope, cirrus clouds at dawn, low angle view
This image was taken above the hills of the Sagavanirktok River on a summer morning

Two musk ox (Ovibos moschatus) calves on autumnal tundra
North Slope, Alaska, USA

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"North Slope Alaska: A Captivating Arctic Wonderland" The North Slope of Alaska, a breathtaking region that stretches from the majestic Brooks Range to the glistening Arctic Ocean, is a haven for wildlife and nature enthusiasts alike. Here, amidst the freezing temperatures and pristine landscapes, one can witness some of Mother Nature's most awe-inspiring spectacles. In this icy realm, where polar bears reign supreme, a young bear finds solace on newly frozen pack ice in the Beaufort Sea. With its fluffy white fur blending seamlessly with the snowy surroundings, it rests peacefully during fall freeze-up. The 1002 Area of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge serves as their playground—a sanctuary teeming with life. Curiosity knows no bounds for these magnificent creatures. A young boar ventures onto the pack ice, his inquisitive gaze reflecting off his dark eyes. The vastness of this untouched wilderness captivates him as he explores every inch of his icy domain. As autumn sets in over Franklin Bluffs on North Slope Alaska, boiling cumulus clouds paint an ethereal picture against an azure sky. This land is known for its dramatic weather patterns—where snow-covered peaks meet vibrant tundra and fog dances mysteriously across rugged terrains. Venturing further into this untamed paradise reveals more wonders hidden within its folds. Musk oxen roam freely across autumnal tundra—an enchanting sight that evokes both strength and resilience. Their presence reminds us that harmony exists even in harsh environments. Amongst these wild inhabitants stands a young female brown bear adorned with tracking tags on her ears—a symbol of our commitment to understanding and preserving these fragile ecosystems. She represents hope for future generations who will continue to marvel at North Slope's natural wonders. And finally, as winter approaches along Brooks Range and Kuparuk River, the first snow blankets this mesmerizing landscape like a soft white veil—the beginning of another chapter in this ever-changing Arctic tale.