Common murre sightings; a concern for the predatory and scavenger bird numbers

The level of Eklutna Lake seems to be very low this winter. Over the long term, decline of the Eklutna Glacier is a concern for water and energy supply.

Glide Crack in Turnagain Pass

A woodpecker never seen before.

A dead porpoise and eight seabirds found along shoreline

Poor ice quality on the Teedriinjik (Chandalar) River

More reports of dead Murres observed in the Bristol Bay region.

Above normal temperatures in the Northwest Arctic region

The start of January 2016 felt like it was early springtime.

Murres have had a tough year due likely to the Blob effect of warm water and (potentially) displacement of food resources. Many murres have been reported that are sick or starving.

Estos peces son venenosos y difíciles de ser observados por confundirse muy bien con el ambiente.

Flocks of Common Murres were seen flying overhead, along with dying and grounded birds scampering around the Fish Lake area, just to the southeast foothills of Mount Yealo in the Susitna Valley.

Wayward Murre

Appears to be smothering all aquatic plant life.

Winter storm grounds birds along the shores of Iliamna Lake.

Dead sea otter (Enhydra lutris) raises concerns of zoonotic pathogen

For over one year the coasts of the Great South of Haiti, are invaded by an unusual species of algae known as Sargassum or Seaweed. The most affected communities are : St Jean du Sud, Les Cayes, St Louis du Sud, Côtes de fer, Jacmel, Cayes Jacmel...

A heatwave in Unalakleet, Alaska.