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...Biologists track, study urban moose habits State officials trying to learn how moose live, roam, rut in city By ELIZABETH MANNING Anchorage Daily News ANCHORAGE -- Moose No. 6 wasn't cooperating. A loud steady click from a radio receiver...
...Preliminary study shows bells may not ward off bears No bruins seemed to take notice of ringing, researcher says By ELIZABETH MANNING ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS ANCHORAGE -- For years, conventional wisdom has advised people to make noise to avoid dangerous...
...detective finds brown bears are top moose killer Discovery calls into question plan to control wolves, black bears By ELIZABETH MANNING ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS McGRATH - Like a detective working a crime scene, state Fish and Game biologist Toby Boudreau...
...of Alaska becomes bird sanctuary Abandoned military tower gives seabirds a nursery and scientists a laboratory By ELIZABETH MANNING THE ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS MIDDLETON ISLAND, Alaska - On this lonely, flat island 160 miles from Anchorage in the...
...temperatures as low as minus 70 F (minus 60 C) without fatally rupturing cell walls, and the larvae can go even lower. Elizabeth Manning is an outdoor writer and an educator with the division of Wildlife Conservation at the Alaska Department of Fish...
...better than ones that weren't fed. Alaska seabird: The black-legged kittiwake typically nests on cliff ledges. ELIZABETH MANNING / THE ANCHORAGE DAILY NEWS The result? Hatch and his co-researchers have built a thriving seabird colony. Each...
...but additional charges would be covered. "We've never done something like this in Anchorage before," said Elizabeth Manning, wildlife education and outreach specialist for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. "The basic purpose of...