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Whether you are a teacher looking for a curriculum guide to Alaska's marine resources or a naturalist looking for a field guide to marine mammals, there is something for everyone in this collection of authoritative books, posters, videos, and brochures about Alaska's ocean resources.

Every year, northern fur seals migrate 6,000 miles round-trip from their summer breeding grounds on the Pribilof Islands in the Bering Sea. Learn about the scientists at NOAA who are tracking these seals on their incredible migrations, and where the seals go during the winter months.

Video on Stellar Sea Lions bythe NOAA Ocean Media Center

Includes maps of physical geography, sonar imagery, islands, bathymetry, currents, habitats, and more.

Photographs of Bering Sea landscape, villages, people, flora, and fauna

Big collection of photos and images of research expeditions, animals, fish, birds, history, ships, helicopters, and scenery, with links to more.

Real-time weather data from buoys in the Bering Sea

Maps of the Bering Sea showing bathymetry, currents, habitats, islands, and seas, links to satellite images and other information.

Over 70 two-page synopses to learn about the substance and relevance of each of NPRB's completed projects. Description of research themes are also available on this page.

Stories from scientists participating in the NPRB Bering Sea Project field program. Examples include stories of catching murres on remote cliffs (left) to study their diets, studying the bottom of the sea, building an integrated model to attempt to explain this ecosystem and predict the future, or of interviewing elders to learn about traditional knowledge.