Area of Lakes and Ponds Continues to Decline in Alaska's Arctic National Parks
Swanson D . 2025. Area of Lakes and Ponds Continues to Decline in Alaska's Arctic National Parks. National Park Service. Fairbanks, Alaska
1) A draft report describing trends in lake and pond area in the Arctic National Parks, based on satellite images. 2) A narrated video animation of changes in an especially active area in northern Bering Land Bridge National Preserve. 3) The summary data used to generate the report
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Swanson, David
- Date of Issue
- 2025
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- ARCN , BELA , CAKR , GAAR , KOVA , NOAT
- Keywords
- Arctic, lakes, permafrost, water
- License
- Public Domain
See also
- Landscape patterns and dynamics monitoring protocol for the Arctic Network: Narrative
- Landscape patterns and dynamics monitoring protocol for the Arctic Network: Standard operating procedures
- Monitoring of water surface area in Alaska’s Arctic National Parks: Update with 2019 data
- Thermokarst and precipitation drive changes in the area of lakes and ponds in the National Parks of northwestern Alaska, 1984–2018
- Area of lakes and ponds continues to decline in Alaska’s Arctic national parks