Near [67.1,-162.6]

	Land	31
	Surface Waters / Wetlands	26
	Permafrost Change	24
	Erosion	23
	Safety	21
	Transportation	20
	Weather	20
	Buildings	18
	Flooding / Draining	15
	Ocean / Sea	14
	Land Mammals	13
	Sanitation	10
	Ice / Snow Change	10
	Extreme Precipitation	9
	Seasonal Timing	9
	Extreme Wind	8
	Human Health	8
	Storm Surge	8
	Extreme Temperature	7
	Water Security	7
	Birds	6
	Food Security	6
	Plants / Kelp	6
	Sinkhole / Crater	6
	Death / Die-off / Decline	5
	Unusual Range / Sighting	5
	Burial Site	4
	Cultural Impact	4
	Fish	4
	Groundwater	4
	Marine Mammals	4
	Water Management	4
	Unusual Animal Behavior	3
	Debris / Trash	3
	Insects	3
	Sea/Land Level Change	3
	Unusual Size / Abundance	2
	Energy	2
	Fisheries	2
	Harvest Change	2
	Invertebrates	2
	Pets	2
	Air	1
	Arachnids	1
	Atmosphere	1
	Communication	1
	Drought	1
	Forestry	1
	Mental Health	1
	One Health	1
	Parasite	1
	Pollution	1
	Sports / Recreation	1
	Rain on Snow	1
	Thunderstorm	1
	Pathogen	1
	Fire	1

	2024	10
	2023	14
	2022	16
	2021	11
	2020	6
	2019	8
	2018	1
	2017	6
	2016	4
	2015	4
	2014	1
	2013	5
	2012	3
	2011	1
	2010	2

	January	1
	February	4
	March	6
	April	4
	May	12
	June	10
	July	7
	August	14
	September	11
	October	9
	November	9
	December	5

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	Summer	31
	Fall	29
	Spring	22
	Winter	10

Near [67.1,-162.6]

Jellyfish Invasion Raises Dog Safety Concerns

Fall storm damages houses in Kotzebue and Northwest Alaska villages

Storm Submerges Kotzebue

Fox Attacks House Cat

Wondering where the fish have gone

Erosion continues along Noatak River

River erosion threatening community water supply

Reports of dying voles in Kotzebue area

Black-legged kittiwakes dying in Kotzebue Sound area

Spring bank erosion and icicle formation

Grizzly bear spotted close to Kotzebue

Caribou arrive in the Northwest Arctic region

High water around Kotzebue

Rain continues to impact Noatak River

Musk ox killed in Kotzebue after it posed a threat to residents

High water in Kotzebue Sound

Strange orange deposit on beach and waters of Kotzebue Sound

Is this bird circling behavior normal?

Highwater brings dramatic erosion

Erosion Impacting Vegetation and Roads

Noatak Erosion and River Channel redirection

Kotzebue still shoveling out from March storms

Major March Storm

Extended Storms in Early March

Thawing causing cemetery to sink

Fish die off near Kotzebue

Up river effect from Typhoon Merbok

Storm images from Kotzebue

Storm impacts from Kotzebue airport

Summer storm hits Kotzebue

More orchids this year

Sudden lake draining event

River erosion threatening old dump site

Huge section of river bank collapses in Noatak

Rare cormorant spotted in Kotzebue

Bank erosion putting well and transmission line in danger

River erosion threatens road

Still very cold on Noatak

Bank erosion exposing old landfill contents

Pussy Willows at Kotzebue during winter

A huge Alaska caribou herd's population is again in decline

Dangerous sink hole on winter trail - an aftermath of extreme rains

Erosion at Cape Blossom

High water this summer changes travel on Noatak River

Bank erosion putting community water wells and transmission line in danger

Rare polar bear sighting causes a stir in Kotzebue

July was Kotzebue's wettest month on record

Rapid Erosion Exposes Old Landfill

Downstream Erosion after Heavy Rain in Brooks Range

Erosion impacting wells and transmission line

Thousands of lightning strikes spark more than a dozen wildfires in Northwest Alaska

Infected Covid-19 patients climb in Arctic Alaska

Major Coastal Erosion near Kotzebue

Erosion and High Water in Noatak

New Ground Rising from First Lake

Thawing causing houses to slide sideways

Sink Hole in Road Impacting Home Foundation

Holiday cold snap breaks records, may save Northwest Alaska snowmachine races

Settlement of Water Treatment Plant and Numerous Areas in Community

Gravesite Sinking

The river is very low and affecting well water quality

Weird weather brings flooding to Kotzebue

First Mosquito (Culicidae) Sighted

2 adults, child die after crashing through ice

Willows (genus Salix) Budding in March

Arctic sees temporary return to colder temperatures

Foggy Fall of 2017 in Noorvik

Aftermath of the Storm

Storm Surge

Coastal Shore Erosion

Noatak residents speak out in support of caribou closure

Alaska biologists research mystery of declining caribou herd

Caribou (Rangifer tarandus) Calving On Kobuk River

Growth On Sheefish (Stenodus leucichthys) Heart

Unusually High March Temperatures

High Number of Lynx (Lynx Canadensis)

Late Sea Ice Freeze Bring Together Seals and Caribou

Coastal Erosion

Western Arctic caribou migration returns to traditional route past Northwest villages