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A multidisciplinary team, led by Sue Ives, provided comprehensive environmental support for a proposed bike path project connecting the communities of Klawock and Craig on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska.

The Alaska Energy Authority’s Dixon Diversion project aims to increase storage capacity and power generation at the Bradley Lake hydroelectric facility in Kachemak Bay, Alaska.

Landscape ecologist JJ Frost attended the Circumpolar Arctic Vegetation Science Initiative (CAVSI) workshop during the Arctic Science Summit Week in Boulder, Colorado.

Sue Ives conducted invasive plant species surveys at three Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) projects in Ketchikan, targeting 14 prohibited noxious weeds and nine restricted noxious weeds, along with 23 other non-native species identified as species of concern by the DOT&PF.

Over the past year, ABR has provided fisheries assistance to the North Slope Borough’s Department of Wildlife.

Joe Welch conducted Golden Eagle nest occupancy surveys in areas managed by the Bureau of Land Management.

ABR's avian team has been busy on Alaska's North Slope! They continued to study the effects of two oil development projects.

ABR is proud to have made significant strides in water quality monitoring across Alaska , contributing to several key projects with our...

J.J. Frost and Matt Macander have lead the Tundra Greeness section of the Arctic Report Card for 5 years running.