When a massive seabird die-off coincided with an extreme marine heatwave, we knew the ocean ecosystem had dramatically changed. We found every level of the food web was altered.
Changing Tides Videos and More
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Collaring Brown BearsBear collaring allows researchers to learn about bear movements and behaviors.
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Observing Brown BearsObserving bears in the salt marshes and intertidal zones helps us understand the connection between land and sea.
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The Ocean ConnectionsBrown bears rely on coastal resources, such as clams.
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Clam LabAnalyzing mussel and clam tissue helps us detect stressors that may affect marine ecosystems.
Salt Marsh Monitoring Videos
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Salt Marsh Short: Rhythms and RewardsEcologist Mike walks us through the small and large-scale benefits that the Lake Clark National Park and Preserve salt marshes provide.
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Salt Marsh Short: Constant ChangesWhat makes a salt marsh special? Join NPS scientists as they work on Lake Clark's isolated coast.
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Salt Marsh Short: A Closer LookA closer look at how scientists survey plots along the Cook Inlet Coast.
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Salt Marsh Short: Meet us at the MeadowBiological science technician Emily shares her work and insight about the plants that make up the Lake Clark's coastal sedge meadows.
Last updated: November 16, 2023