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As sea ice declines, thousands of Pacific walrus are hauling out along the Alaskan coast, where low-flying aircraft can spook herds and trigger deadly stampedes. The Federal Aviation Administration hopes to change that.
Kathy Kuletz Expert, Arctic Seabirds
Almost every form of Arctic resident can be spotted along this heavily travelled strip of water off the northwestern Alaskan coast that flows northward to the Barrow Canyon, writes seabird ecologist Kathy Kuletz.
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