The Kodiak Bear
A Big Bear with a Big Success Story While many large animals in North America find their way to the endangered species list, the Kodiak brown bear is a success story Read more
Birds
Kodiak is a birder's paradise. Thanks to a mild climate and plentiful food supply, bird watching opportunities are excellent year-round. Photo by Charles Keim. Read more
Marine Mammals
Steller sea lions are year-round residents in the archipelago, often seen in boat harbors and haul-out areas. Sea otters, once hunted to near extinction, can be seen in sheltered waters Read more
Land Mammals
Deer in summer. Dake Schmidt photo. The land mammals native to the Kodiak Archipelago are the Kodiak brown bear, red fox, short-tailed weasel, little brown bat, tundra vole and river Read more
Flora
From mountain top to shoreline, the islands of the archipelago are carpeted in lush vegetation. Depending on the season, an ever-changing kaleidoscope of foliage can be found in the area's Read more
Intertidal
A tiny sea star. Ginger Duncan photo Tidal variation in the archipelago is about 12 feet. Minus tides reveal the unique creatures that inhabit the intertidal zone. Anemone, sea stars, Read more
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