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src: 4774967298
label: Arctic Research
title: NASA ICESCAPE Mission 2010, data collecting in Chukchi Sea
credit: Kathryn Hansen, NASA
caption: 'NASA''s IceScape Mission researches deteriorating sea ice in a changing Arctic Ocean.'
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasahqphoto/4774967298/
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src: 8030864362
label: Coastal Erosion
title: Erosion along the Beaufort Sea coastline
credit: ShoreZone
caption: "Can you spot the structure?\nIn addition to flooding communities, storm surge and sea-level rise are expected to increase flooding of low-lying areas often used for fishing and hunting."
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/shorezone/8030864362/
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src: 19906876719
label: Fire
title: Salmon River Fire, Kobuk Valley National Park, 2015
credit: Bureau of Land Management, Alaska Fire Service
caption: 3.1 million acres of forest land have burned in Alaska in 2015, second only to 2004.
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/alaskanps/19906876719/
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src: 19900697695
label: Fire
title: Moose Creek Fire, Denali National Park 2015
credit: Yasunori Matsui, National Park Service
caption: Frequency and intensity of wildfires in Alaska are expected to increase.
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/alaskanps/19900697695/
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src: 8679479824
label: Fisheries
title: Salmon in Bear Creek
credit: Caz VanDevere, USFWS Alaska
caption: "Climate-induced changes like warming streams, and low flows pose threats to Alaskan salmon, \na vital species for Alaskans."
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/usfws_alaska/8679479824/
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src: 19352157551
label: Hydrology
title: National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska
credit: Bob Wick, Bureau of Land Management
caption: Alaska’s myriad of lakes and streams are vulnerable to changes in the water cycle and thawing of permafrost which keeps water near the surface.
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/mypubliclands/19352157551
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src: 10960980923
label: Hydrology
title: Guyot glacier, Jan 2010
credit: 'Shad O''Neel, U.S. Geological Survey'
caption: "Guyot Glacier near Yakutat has retreated \n50 km in the last century."
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/usgeologicalsurvey/10960980923/
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src: 11471418433
label: Infrastructure
title: Kivalina, a village facing coastal erosion
credit: ShoreZone
caption: "As coastlines erode and sea levels rise, some Alaskan communities must decide to defend against the encroaching ocean or relocate."
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/shorezone/11471418433/
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src: 5165200832
label: Marine Mammals
title: A male polar bear walks on pack ice near the open water
credit: Eric Regehr, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
caption: As arctic ice disappears, so does polar bear habitat.
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/usfws_alaska/5165200832/
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src: 3831748025
label: Ocean Acidification
title: Child measuring a crab in Alaska
credit: Isaac Wedin, Creative Commons
caption: Scientists fear ocean acidification could drive the collapse of Alaska’s iconic crab fishery.
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/izik/3831748025/
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src: 12116729705
label: Permafrost
title: Arctic Coastal Plain in the Teshekpuk Lake Special Area of the National Petroleum Reserve
credit: Brandt Meixell, U.S. Geological Survey
caption: "Rapid erosion on Arctic coasts causing permafrost to thaw often results in massive ice breaks along bluffs."
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/usgeologicalsurvey/12116729705/
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src: 11205434213
label: Sea Ice
title: USGS Walrus Research Team, tracking the movement of walrus on St. Lawrence Island
credit: U.S. Geological Survey
caption: Late freeze, early melts, and reduced sea ice extent disrupt traditional harvest of walrus and other marine mammals. Wildlife distributions change, and travel becomes less predictable and more dangerous for hunters.
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/usgeologicalsurvey/11205434213/
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src: 100
label: Smart Development
title: Pipelines, Deadhorse
credit: ShoreZone
caption: In Alaska, we have an opportunity to shape future development to provide for the wellbeing of humans and ecosystems.
origin_src: http://www.shorezone.org/
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src: 11244256764
label: Subsistence
title: Salmon in Alaska
credit: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Alaska
caption: Traditional lifestyles, as well as a commercial catch of over $700mn annually, are threatened by rising water temperatures and other climate change related factors.
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/usfws_alaska/11244256764/
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src: 8489058337
label: Subsistence
title: Harvesting berries at Camp Sivu near Kobuk Valley National Park
credit: Western Arctic National Parklands
caption: 'Food and families: Climate fluctuations, expected to become more extreme, affect berry quality and quantity.'
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/nps_wear/8489058337/
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src: 8516188391
label: Subsistence
title: A herd of caribou swim across Noatak River
credit: Western Arctic National Parklands
caption: Caribou herds can be hundreds of thousands of animals strong, migrate hundreds of miles, and are an important resource for subsistence economies. Increasing fires reduce availability of caribou’s main winter food, lichen.
origin_src: https://www.flickr.com/photos/nps_wear/8516188391/
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src: 200
label: Weather & Climate
title: Log lines on Tigvariak Island, east of Prudhoe Bay
credit: ShoreZone
caption: Daily high tides are marked by log lines (red arrows), while a pile of driftwood on the tundra is evidence of a large storm (single red arrow). With decreased sea ice and the increasing likelihood of large storm events, there is an increased threat from flooding to infrastructure and coastal wetlands.
origin_src: http://www.shorezone.org/
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src: 300
label: Wetland Drying & Wildlife
title: Alaska’s Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, an emperor goose nesting island
credit: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
caption: Climate change is drying Arctic ponds and lakes, which is expected to impact breeding areas from important wetland species.
origin_src: http://www.fws.gov/news/blog/index.cfm/2011/6/30/Alaska-Across-the-Wildest-State-Climate-Change-Threatens-Many-Species-and-Habitats