The Bluefish caves are an archaeological site located in the northern Yukon, 50 kilometers southwest of Old Crow. The 3 caves, actually limestone shelters, occur
Mastodons were large elephant-like animals. They have been extinct for about 9,000 years. Their remains have been found all over North America. They are often
The last glacial episode between 20,000 and 10,000 years ago marks the transition between the end of the Pleistocene epoch, about 10,000 years ago and
KANTISHNA HILLS PIONEERS is an Alaska Video Production Documentary about the Gold Rush Era that occurred in interior Alaska in the early 1900’s The location
Name Controversy Mount McKinley is also commonly known as Denali, which means “the great one” in the Dena’ina language, and which is also the official
In 1980, Congress passed the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA). This act created additional acreage, the Preserve, to bring the total acreage to
Creation of Denali National Park and Preserve Charles Sheldon was a hunter and naturalist attracted to Denali specifically by Dall sheep. He had traveled the
In the shadow of Mt. McKinley Since 1934, some kind of visitor facility has existed along Eielson Bluffs. The first facility was a tent camp
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