Science and Research

Researcher uses a screen to sift for artifacts at a dig site
Researcher uses a screen to find artifacts at a dig site. Once all the fines have been shaken through the screen, a trowel is used to find the small artifacts.

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The National Park Service is charged with ensuring natural and cultural resources are preserved for the enjoyment and education of this and future generations. In order to make the best management decisions, research is necessary to understand the systems at work in National Parks. In Cape Krusenstern National Monument, research studies are help us understand a range topics from weather and climate to wildlife. The results from these studies help park managers make important decisions in order to fulfill the National Park Service mission.

 
Volunteer in Parks Researcher in red coat collecting seabird data
Obtaining a Research Permit

Learn the specifics of obtaining a research permit for work in Cape Krusenstern National Monument.

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Archeology in Action

Follow this link to read about the interdisciplinary project looking at human ways of life and changes in coastal environments.

Aerial picture of the beach ridges found at Cape Krusenstern National Monument.
Arctic Inventory and Monitoring Network

Learn how the Arctic Inventory and Monitoring Network monitors changes occurring in Cape Krusenstern National Monument.

Last updated: April 26, 2023

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