The caribou herd in Alaska’s Arctic refuge has grown to an all-time population high
The caribou herd in Alaska and Yukon best known for its association with the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is thriving, Alaska officials reported.
The caribou herd best known for its association with the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is thriving, with its population at a record high, Alaska officials reported.
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