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...an opportunity to see these beautiful travelers up close and learn how scientists study them. Gwen Baluss, a wildlife technician with the U.S. Forest Service, said "most of the birds that (will be) captured at the garden are long distance...
...Redoubt Report's 16 January 2013 article on trapping in the Cooper Landing area, I was struck by Larry Lewis, a wildlife technician with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, being quoted saying,"There are two sides to every story and if...
...Center's famed nesting colony of Arctic terns failed this year - it was gone before the flooding even started.Wildlife technician Gwen Baluss, who surveys bird populations at the lake, said the Arctic terns abandoned their nests just days...
...explained his outlook on fishing."I don't care what fish we go after, I just want to go fishing."Fish and wildlife technician Mike Wood was assisting students in the class as well. Noggle said that the Alaska Department of Fish and Game...
...the dogs running free. Martin's story is more common than wildlife and law enforcement officials would like. Wildlife technician Larry Lewis, who works for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, said that his office is among those that respond...
...additional treatment and released Monday night. Her husband was treated for an ankle sprain. Two rangers and a wildlife technician were unsuccessful in locating the bear Monday night. They did encounter two bears in the same area, but they...
...Point Bridget, Amalga Harbor and Goat Hill areas would be especially appreciated. Stephen Lewis is a fish and wildlife technician for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Wildlife Conservation in Douglas. He has searched for...
...curtail visits from garbage-foraging bears. "This was the best place to start," said Alaska Fish and Game wildlife technician Larry Lewis, last week at a meeting for subdivision residents held at the Eagle's Lodge in Kenai. "We want...
...Suzie's Cafe trash bin at about 7 p.m. Thursday. "It kind of left a trail of destruction in its path," said wildlife technician Larry Lewis. The bear had plenty of food in the area and had no reason to leave, Lewis said. "It was definitely...
...in the front here and they're all busted up back here," Hollis said, examining the bear's molars. As a wildlife technician and head bear sealer for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Hollis gets to check out his fair share of bear...