For every scientific project that we conduct in the field, Service
biologists are required to analyze their data and write a report.
In order to complete the scientific process, these reports are reviewed,
revised and then disseminated to managers, other researchers and the
public. For projects that pioneer new techniques, provide findings
new to science, or are of high interest to the scientific community,
these reports may form the basis for manuscripts that are later submitted
to peer-reviewed scientific journals or are presented at scientific
meetings. However, reports that are not published in the scientific
literature may still contain information of high value to various
stakeholders and these are disseminated as unpublished reports. The
following program areas or field offices have unpublished reports
available on their web pages. Many of these reports are in pdf format
for easy downloading.
Wildlife Refuges
Alaska Refuge Report Series
Alaska
Maritime National Wildlife Refuge
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
Kenai National Wildlife Refuge
Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge
Koyukuk National Wildlife Refuge
Nowitna National Wildlife Refuge
Yukon Flats National Wildlife Refuge
Fish and Wildlife Field Offices
Anchorage
Fish and Wildlife Field Office
Fairbanks
Fish and Wildlife Field Office
Kenai
Fish and Wildlife Field Office
King
Salmon Fish and Wildlife Field Office
Migratory Bird Management
Landbirds
and Raptors
Loons and
Grebes
Searbirds
Shorebirds
Waterfowl
Conservation Genetics
Laboratory
Contaminants Program
Marine Mammals Management
Water Resources
