Explore: Alaska!

Watch: Grades 3-12
One brave photographer who is looking for something beyond your "average bear."

Watch: Grades 6-12
Follow National Geographic Explorer, Andrew Skurka, on a six-month, 4,700-mile expedition through Alaska & the Yukon.

Watch: Grades 5-12
Students help scientists by documenting the LeConte Glacier in one of the longest running climate change research projects.

Watch: Grades 3-12
The world's largest sea lions are declining in population...watch and uncover clues that could save the species.

Watch: Grades 3-12
Salmon or gold? Learn about a debate of economy versus ecology.

Read: Grades 5-8
Denali, formerly named Mt. McKinley, is the highest mountain in North America, but controversy surrounds both its height and name.

Watch: Grades 5-12
Through aviation, National Geographic Explorer, Travis Dalek, explores some of the grandest landscapes in the world every day—and he gets to call it a career.

Observe: Grade K-12
An Inuit girl in 1956 holds a treat of muktuk—whale blubber and skin.

Map: Grades 5-12
Millions of salmon travel through Bristol Bay, but this habitat is threatened by the construction of the Pebble mine.

Engage: Grades K-6
Get outside safely and photograph living things in your neighborhood environment. Earn badges for observing different types of species and participating in challenges.

Interactive
Test your knowledge of Alaska with this fun Kahoot!

Read and Explore: Grades K-5
Photos, fun facts, wildlife, natural resources, and a video to explore Alaska.

Read and Explore: Grades K-5
Moose, deer, bugs, birds, and bears all have to prepare for winter in Alaska.

Read and Explore: Grades K-5
Orcas are six tons of pure power and one of the Alaskan waters' top predators.

Read and Explore: Grades K-5
History and culture of the Native People of the Arctic and Subarctic.

Read and Explore: Grades K-5
The bald eagle has been the national symbol of the United States since 1782. Find out why these majestic birds are so cool.