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The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is home to some of the most diverse and spectacular wildlife in the arctic. The Refuge's rich pageant of wildlife includes 36 fish species, 36 land mammals, nine marine mammals, and more than 160 migratory and resident bird species.
- Mammals:
- Refuge mammal list
- Gray Wolf
- Wolf Story: A family of wolves
- Wolf Story (Polish language version)
- Polar Bears
- Polar bear denning locations and habitats
- Brown Bears
- Black Bears
- Moose migration study
- Wildlife Trends: North Slope Moose
- Caribou (Porcupine Caribou Herd, Central Arctic Herd, Caribou and the Coastal Plain)
- Maps of Caribou locations
- Caribou movements in a late spring year (1987)
- A Caribou Year (and a scientist's year)
- Frequently Asked Questions about Caribou
- Three caribou herds
- Muskoxen
- Dall Sheep
- Birds:
- Fish:
Additional information is available from the references listed in the partial bibliography of scientific research pertaining to the Refuge.
