Links to travel, wild bird conservation organizations, and an Alaskan photographic agency.
www.naturealaska.com - Birding trips along the Dalton Highway and across Alaska.
www.accentalaska.com - A one-stop Alaska-based photographic agency featuring my photographs and those of other top professionals. A fully searchable on-line data base.
www.alaskabird.org - The Alaska Bird Observatory in Fairbanks provides research and educational opportunities for individuals as well as professional organizations.
www.birdtlc.net - The Bird Treatment and Learning Center in Anchorage rehabilitates injured birds and educates the public with programs and public viewing of live birds.
www.creamersfield.org - Creamer's Field Wildlife Refuge in Fairbanks is a wonderful in-city place to view migrating waterfowl. A highlight - the annual autumn Sandhill Crane festival.
www.abecalaska.com - One of the top river and wilderness eco-guiding businesses in Alaska. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge a specialty.
http://www.heidihahn.com - Alaska's premier oil painter. Heidi renders portraits, wildlife, and landscapes, in the grand tradition and style of the "Old Masters."
http://www.denali.org - The Denali Foundation, a community-based educational organization focusing on Denali National Park. Offering Elderhostel, family and youth programs.
http://www.nps.gov/dena - National Park Service's offfical Denali National Park website. All the scoop.
http://www.LogHomeStore.com - Finest in log home building tools, supplies, and books.
http://www.lisafrederic.com - An exceptional story of a remarkable woman's Iditarod sled dog race across Alaska is detailed in the book available here.
http://karstenslibrary.org - This collection illuminates the life of Alaska/Yukon gold rush pioneer Harry Karstens, who became Mt. McKinley National Parks first Superintendent.
http://www.mtaonline.net/~redbunny/home.html - Wilderness camp for sale. A unique opportunity, at a reasonable price, to buy a remote camp and land parcel in the Alaska mountains. Former hunting camp of a long-time guide, now retired.
