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Alaska Public Lands Information Center
For Kids
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Ready to meet some wild Alaskan animals? Join an on-line ranger for some interactive activities involving bear, caribou, whales, snowshoe hare, eagle, and more. Discover how animals adapt to the cold, guess who eats who, listen to Alaskan ecosystems, and learn how you can help these animals continue to survive. Check out the Our Wild Neighbors web site by pressing the icon to the right.
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Our Wild Neighbors
A flash web site filled with activities for kids
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Did You Know?
Alaska’s first exploratory oil well was drilled in 1898 on the Iniskin Peninsula, Cook Inlet, by Alaska Petroleum Co. Oil was encountered in this first hole at about 700 feet but a water zone beneath the oil strata cut off the oil flow. Total depth of the well was approximately 1,000 feet.
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Last Updated: August 21, 2008 at 19:54 EST |
