Tag: Anan Wildlife Observatory

Talk on the Rock: T3 Alliance on the live camera project they completed at Anan Wildlife Observatory

Episode 21: Exciting news happened last week: Anan Wildlife Observatory launched two live cameras where people from all over the globe can peek at the black and brown bears and other wildlife. University of Alaska Fairbanks Associate Director for Upward Bound, Brian Reggiani, and three T3 Alliance high school students from Wrangell spoke with KSTK’s News Director Colette Czarnecki about the livestream project they planned and installed cameras for at Anan. T3 Alliance is a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) training program for high school students that collaborated with the U.S. Forest Service.

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A visit to Anan Wildlife Observatory where anyone can view now

A group of six people filled a quarter-mile wilderness trail in the Tongass National Forest with chatter while walking towards a bear observatory platform. Salmon berries lined the trail, which began at Anan Lagoon, where everyone waded through the water from a small fishing boat to get to the trail. We tried avoiding the bear droppings as bald eagles and gulls swooped down into the rushing Anan Creek for salmon. The thousands of salmon swimming upstream were on a mission to spawn and up the creek, the bears were also hunting for them.

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