“Life on the Kenai Peninsula is pure wilderness in motion. One day you’re slowing your bike for a moose crossing, the next you’re spotting a black bear along the trail. From trekking through snow patches in the mountains of Kenai Fjords National Park to watching tidewater glaciers calve into Prince William Sound, no two days are ever alike. Seasons shift quickly here - wild berries give way to salmon runs and just recently we welcomed the return of the Beluga whales. The spirit of resilience and

16K views · 465 reactions | Headed for Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula! Black bears and halibut are on the list!! There’s a lot of back country between here and there and it doesn’t look like anyplace you’d want to be without the proper gear!!! @jacklinksjerky @jacklinksoutdoors @officialbonecollector @hoytbowhunting | Nick Mundt | Facebook

❗ A Winter Storm Watch is in effect on Saturday for Kodiak Island & Kenai Peninsula. ❄ The satellite loop shows a 2nd storm that will follow a similar track to Friday's, with heavy snow and blowing snow possible. ⚠ The graphic in the comments shows a quick overview of each zone under the Winter Storm Watch.  Plan on slippery road conditions and difficult travel.  Visit weather.gov/afc for more info. | US National Weather Service Anchorage Alaska | Facebook

2.6K views · 98 reactions | Enjoy an intimate wildlife boat tour out to the Kenai Fjords National Park followed by the chance to paddle near Aialik Glacier? Why not?! Check out this video by Kayak Adventures Worldwide www.KayakAK.com | The Kenai Peninsula, Alaska's Playground | Facebook

Here on the refuge, our trail cameras have jobs too! Footage from trail cams around the refuge is being used to train AI models to identify bears through facial recognition. In the future, this technology can be used to provide better population estimates for brown bears on the Kenai Peninsula! #WildlifeWednesday 📷: KNWR Trail Camera Alt text: 30 second video of a bear crossing a stream and jumping onto a fallen log. Video has no audio. | Kenai National Wildlife Refuge

Each July thousands of Alaskans descend on the Kenai Peninsula for the annual dipnet personal use sockeye salmon fishery. Follow along the Alaska Wildlife Troopers as they enforce Alaska's fishery laws and keep everyone safe. | Alaska State Troopers