Caribou Migration Project

L to R: Lt. Col. Richard E. Wade, Provost Marshall at Ft. Richardson, Alaska and Jim Branson, U.S. Federal official in Anchorage, Alaska discussing areas on map where caribou are most likely moving during maneuvers. Photo taken in Tolsona Lake area.

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Author: Jones, Robert P./USFWS

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