Walrus Female And Calf On An Ice Floe, Next To Another Walrus
Walrus Female And Calf On An Ice Floe, Next To Another WalrusWalruses in the Chukchi Sea during a tagging survey onboard the Norseman II in June 2010.
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Recorded Video Talk: Pacific Walruses: Responding to Change? Strait Science, April 2023
Recorded Video Talk: Pacific Walruses: Responding to Change? Strait Science, April 2023
USGS and USFWS biologists conducted a series of joint research cruises from 2013-2017 to study Pacific walrus population dynamics. This joint presentation is on past, current, and future Pacific walrus research in the Bering Strait including results from these research cruises, the 2023 field season, and the upcoming 2024 research cruise.
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Walrus Videos
Tracking Pacific Walrus: Expedition to the Shrinking Chukchi Sea Ice (July 2012)
B-roll Videos
- Drones for Science: Walrus Carcass Survey - (September 2024)
- Drones for Science: Walrus Calf Scavenged by Polar Bear - (September 2024)
- Walrus Coastal Haulout Video B-roll (combined) - (October 2018)
- USGS Science: Walrus Haul-Out, August 2011.
- Walruses at Point Lay, September 2010.
- Walrus Radio Tagging 2012, B-roll, and Reel 1A - (July 2012)
Audio Clips
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Audio clips from walruses hauled out on the northwest coast of Alaska
Note: These audio clips have been released into the public domain by the U.S. Geological Survey. If you wish to use any of the audio clips please credit Anthony Fischbach, USGS. public domain
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Walrus Research
The USGS Alaska Science Center conducts long-term research on the Pacific walrus to provide scientific information to Department of Interior management agencies and Alaska Native co-management partners. In addition, the USGS Pacific walrus research program collaborates with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and the State of Alaska’s Department of Fish and Game and Alaska Native co...
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Walrus Female And Calf On An Ice Floe, Next To Another Walrus
Walrus Female And Calf On An Ice Floe, Next To Another Walrus
Walrus Female And Calf On An Ice Floe, Next To Another WalrusWalruses in the Chukchi Sea during a tagging survey onboard the Norseman II in June 2010.
Walrus Female And Calf On An Ice Floe
Walruses in the Chukchi Sea during a tagging survey onboard the Norseman II in June 2010.
Walruses in the Chukchi Sea during a tagging survey onboard the Norseman II in June 2010.
Walruses resting on shore at Cape Seniavin
Nearly 200 male walruses resting on shore at Cape Seniavin along the shores of southern Bristol Bay
Nearly 200 male walruses resting on shore at Cape Seniavin along the shores of southern Bristol Bay
Walruses resting on shore
More than 150 male walruses resting on shore at Cape Peirce in northern Bristol Bay
More than 150 male walruses resting on shore at Cape Peirce in northern Bristol Bay
If you have questions about walrus research or media inquiries regarding the USGS Alaska Science Center Communications Web Team.
Return to Media/Outreach or Walrus Research
We appreciate all the interest in the USGS research on Walrus. You can find videos, news releases, USGS top stories and fact sheets on this page and under the news and publications tabs.
Recorded Video Talk: Pacific Walruses: Responding to Change? Strait Science, April 2023
Recorded Video Talk: Pacific Walruses: Responding to Change? Strait Science, April 2023
USGS and USFWS biologists conducted a series of joint research cruises from 2013-2017 to study Pacific walrus population dynamics. This joint presentation is on past, current, and future Pacific walrus research in the Bering Strait including results from these research cruises, the 2023 field season, and the upcoming 2024 research cruise.
Media
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Walrus Videos
Tracking Pacific Walrus: Expedition to the Shrinking Chukchi Sea Ice (July 2012)
B-roll Videos
- Drones for Science: Walrus Carcass Survey - (September 2024)
- Drones for Science: Walrus Calf Scavenged by Polar Bear - (September 2024)
- Walrus Coastal Haulout Video B-roll (combined) - (October 2018)
- USGS Science: Walrus Haul-Out, August 2011.
- Walruses at Point Lay, September 2010.
- Walrus Radio Tagging 2012, B-roll, and Reel 1A - (July 2012)
Audio Clips
Media
Sources/Usage: Public Domain. View Media Details
Audio clips from walruses hauled out on the northwest coast of Alaska
Note: These audio clips have been released into the public domain by the U.S. Geological Survey. If you wish to use any of the audio clips please credit Anthony Fischbach, USGS. public domain
Below are other science projects associated with this project.
Walrus Research
The USGS Alaska Science Center conducts long-term research on the Pacific walrus to provide scientific information to Department of Interior management agencies and Alaska Native co-management partners. In addition, the USGS Pacific walrus research program collaborates with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and the State of Alaska’s Department of Fish and Game and Alaska Native co...
Below are multimedia items associated with this project.
Filter Total Items: 46
Walrus Female And Calf On An Ice Floe, Next To Another Walrus
Walrus Female And Calf On An Ice Floe, Next To Another WalrusWalruses in the Chukchi Sea during a tagging survey onboard the Norseman II in June 2010.
Walrus Female And Calf On An Ice Floe, Next To Another Walrus
Walrus Female And Calf On An Ice Floe, Next To Another WalrusWalruses in the Chukchi Sea during a tagging survey onboard the Norseman II in June 2010.
Walrus Female And Calf On An Ice Floe
Walruses in the Chukchi Sea during a tagging survey onboard the Norseman II in June 2010.
Walruses in the Chukchi Sea during a tagging survey onboard the Norseman II in June 2010.
Walruses resting on shore at Cape Seniavin
Nearly 200 male walruses resting on shore at Cape Seniavin along the shores of southern Bristol Bay
Nearly 200 male walruses resting on shore at Cape Seniavin along the shores of southern Bristol Bay
Walruses resting on shore
More than 150 male walruses resting on shore at Cape Peirce in northern Bristol Bay
More than 150 male walruses resting on shore at Cape Peirce in northern Bristol Bay