#Lake Clark National Park

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"Cloud Walker"

Alaskan Peninsula brown bear (Ursus arctos gyas)

Lake Clark National Park, Alaska, United States.

By Torie Hilley

BigPicture Natural World photography competition

#torie hilley #photographer #bigpicture natural world photography competition #alaskan peninsula brown bear #alaska #ursus arctos gyas #bear #animal #mammal #wildlife #lake clark national park #united states #nature

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#mama bear #grizzly bear #bear cubs #lake clark national park #alaska

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Brown Bear Mother and Cub, Alaska by David & Shiela Glatz Via Flickr: Brown Bear mother on the alert to protect her yearling cub. A few minutes after this image was taken, a large male emerged and the mother and cub ran away.

#Alaska #Cook Inlet #Lake Clark National Park #Nature #Animal Planet #PhotoContest-TNC12 #SpecAnimal #HighQualityAnimals #flickr

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Orko at Lake Clark National Park. When will his reflection show who he is inside?

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LACL Twin Lake by National Park Service, Alaska Region Via Flickr: NPS / K.Miller

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Lake Clark National Park | Katie (alaskahokie)

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Tlikakila River, Alaska, USA

Alaska had no national parks until 1980, but now the state has eight, plus numerous monuments and preserves that protect more than 630,000 square kilometres. In fact, many of the United States’ largest national parks are in Alaska, including the biggest of all, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve. When President Carter signed the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act, the public was granted the right to appreciate stunning locations like the one in today's photo: the braided river delta of the 82-kilometre-long Tlikakila River in Lake Clark National Park.

In the native Athabaskan language, Tlikakila literally means “salmon are there river”. The park is known for its waterways filled with salmon, which are of major importance to the local economy and ecosystem. Local bear populations benefit from the excess salmon, and bear watching is very popular at Lake Clark. The abundance of salmon has also benefited a wolf pack within the park – the only one in the world known to be solely dependent on salmon.

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April 20 - 28 is National Park Week, so each day of the week Richard will be highlighting a favorite US National Park.

Brown bear, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, Alaska USA

📸 by Richard Bernabe

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Itineraries in Exploring Waterton Lakes National Park by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: A setting looking to the south-southwest while taking in views and walking along the Cameron Lake Trail. This is in Waterton Lakes National Park. I used the hiking trail to my front as a leading line into the image with an opening in the trees. The distant peaks and ridges beyond the forest are in the US in Glacier National Park. What drew me into this setting was the layers present from the nearby woods and meadow to the view beyond with the mountains and peaks.

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Alaskan Coastal Brown Bear, Lake Clark NP, Alaska, USA

by Sean Sharp

Landscape Photography Magazine & Wild Planet Photo Magazine

#sean sharp #photographer #alaskan coastal brown bear #bear #animal #mammal #wildlife #wild planet photography #nature #lake clark national park #alaska #united states #landscape photography magazine

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Glass Houses 075A0101 by Daniel D'Auria Via Flickr: They say that “people in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.” I imagine the old adage doesn’t really apply to bears. For this young female brown bear seems to delight in the activity whenever she enters a stream. I was photographing coastal brown bears on the Cook Inlet as I have done for over a decade. I have seen bears play with sticks, stones, and shells before, but not as avidly and repeatedly as this young female. At times she would simply drop the stone. Other times she would let it roll off the back of her massive paw and down her leg. At times, however, she launches the stone like the forward on a basketball team. Having the opportunity to see these bears enjoying themselves is something I have grown to love. Their lives are much more multifaceted and complex than many believe. They aren’t simply the eating machines that some would have us believe.

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Cautious Approach of Brown Bear Yearling Cub by David & Shiela Glatz Via Flickr: Female Brown Bear cub (Ursus arctos) approaches cautiously on the coast of the Cook Inlet, Alaska. Her mother was right behind her, so she didn't need to be so careful. We did and we backed off accordingly to give the bears plenty of room. Lake Clark National Park, AK.

#Alaska #Cook Inlet #Lake Clark National Park #Nature #Wildlife #Brown Bear #Bear Cub #Ursus arctos #Bear #Grizzly Bear #HighQualityAnimals #PhotoContest-TNC13 #flickr

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Lake Clark, national park Alaska

June 3 2023

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Kristoff Druva

Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, Alaska