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Katmai National Park & Preserve
Downloads
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Right-click on linked text and select "Save Target [or Link] As..." to download files.
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Video
MP4 and MOV video files can be viewed with QuickTime Player, available for free download here. QuickTime Player is also a standard feature of iTunes—if you have installed iTunes on your computer, you probably already have QuickTime Player.
Katmai (NPS park film from 1979) (.mp4, 27.8 MB, 15:19)
The Forge of Vulcan (1979) (.mp4, 31.7 MB, 18:20)
Letting Go: The Art of Catch & Release (2005) (.mp4, 25.8 MB, 8:43)
Wolf Fishing for Salmon at Brooks Falls (July 8, 2007) (.mov, 11.4 MB, 0:43)
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Did You Know?
The world's largest run of Sockeye salmon occurs in Bristol Bay, Alaska each summer. Part of those salmon move into Katmai National Park using the Naknek drainage and end up at Brooks Camp. This is why so many bears gather in July on the Brooks River Falls.
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Last Updated: April 07, 2008 at 10:40 EST |