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    • Bear Viewing
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      • Coastal Beach Hike
      • Fishtrap to Snipe Route
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      • Upper to Lower Twin Lakes Route
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  • History & Culture
    • People
      • Dena'ina Culture
        • First Settlers
        • The Dena'ina Way of Making a Birch Bark Basket
      • Richard L. Proenneke
        • Wilderness Values of Dick Proenneke
    • Places
      • Chinitna Bay Prehistory
      • Kijik (Qizhjeh) National Historic Landmark
      • Proenneke's Cabin
        • Panoramas of Proenneke's Cabin
      • Tanalian Point
      • Telaquana Trail
    • Stories
      • A Life in Full Stride: the Journals of RLP, 1981-85
      • Canneries, Cabins and Caches
      • Dena'ina Elnena, A Celebration
      • Dena'ina Topical Dictionary
      • I'll Tell You A Story
      • John W. Clark
      • The Early Years: The Journals of Richard Proenneke, 1967 - 1973
      • More Readings from One Man's Wilderness
      • Nanutset ch'u Q'udi Gu
      • Shtutda'ina Da'a Sheł Qudeł
      • West Cook Inlet Ethnographic Overview
      • Where We Found a Whale: A History of Lake Clark
    • Collections
      • Object of the Month Blog
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  • Nature
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      • Brown Bears
      • Caribou
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      • Watersheds
    • Wildland Fire
  • Research & Monitoring
    • Alaska Park Science
    • Changing Tides: Bear & Clam Research
    • Ethnography Research Projects
    • Kvichak Ethnographic Study
    • Mercury in Fish
    • Monitoring Sockeye Salmon
    • Preserving Archeological Sites and Cultural Landscapes
    • Wolf Research
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