We’re celebrating our wildlife all week! The bears in Alaska are one of our most iconic animals. You can see these critters all around the state. Park Ranger Russ Taylor of Katmai National Park & Preserve shows us some of the 🐻in Southwest Alaska. Plan your trip around wildlife viewing in the Last Frontier: https://bit.ly/2Crl6Bi. | Travel Alaska

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At Katmai National Park & Preserve in Alaska, salmon are the lifeblood of a fertile coastal ecosystem. At Brooks Falls, the salmon must run a gauntlet of hungry bears, wolves, birds and other fish-eaters before proceeding further inland to spawn. Every summer, tens of thousands of sockeye salmon migrate from Bristol Bay to spawn in rivers adjacent to large lakes, such as the Brooks River, which connects Lake Brooks and Naknek Lake in the park. These homecoming salmon—weighing an average of 5-7 p

"Bear Parade" Seen At Brooks Camp In Katmai. Video Taken By @aprmofoto On Instagram. Love Alaska? Like Us! > I Love Alaska | The Alaska Frontier

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We have open seats on July 5th and 8th to Brooks Camp, Katmai National Park. Call (907)512-6380 for details- there is a discount for Kodiak residents. If you would love to fly over Kodiak Island, the coast of Katmai and the Valley of 10,000 Smokes as well as spending the whole day in Brooks Camp, this is the trip for you! #travelalaska #katmainationalpark #katmai #alaskaadventures #amazingplaces #bears #wildlifephotography #travelamerica #beautifuldestinations #naturegeography @kodiakairservice

Alaska has some wild volcanoes 🌋 out over Katmai National Park 🤩! Flying with Russ & his crew | John Derting