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Science matters. Conservation and preservation of our wildness matters now more than every before. None of it happens without the support of donors like you.
Your support helps get researchers into the field, collecting data, discovering more about how our world works, helping us all decide what responsible conservation looks like, which remaining wilderness to preserve, and how we all should act in our stewardship of the Earth.
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Help us advance science, conservation, and preservation in the last best wilderness in North America.
The Endeavour is a US Coast Guard certified research vessel.
Finding fossil clues to ancient Earth in Chignik Bay.
Seabird nesting in the Diomede Islands, Bering Strait.
Finding dinosaur footprints on the Alaska Peninsula.
Whale research using the Endeavours' Zodiac
An extremely rare desmostylian ankle from the Lost Coast.
Documenting salmon runs in Gambier Bay.
Exploring the newly visible Guyot Cliffs in Icy Bay.
Humpback breeching during our October health survey.
Documenting glacier recession in Kenai Fjords.
Placing hydrophones in the Arctic, Kotzebue Sound.
Using drones to measure humpback health in Stephens Passage.
Documenting salmon stream temperatures in Tenakee Inlet.
Documenting Arctic brown bears in Eschscholtz Bay.
Fin wale sitings in the Shelikof Strait.
Documenting a naturally-deceased Wood Owl for a musem.
Filming walruses in Bristol Bay.
Archeology in the Arctic.
Diving to find the historic wreck of the Star of Bengal.
Investigating gray whale deaths on Nunivak Island.
Corky and Bill on the Endeavour in Kodiak.