Apg Logo New
  • About
    • AlaskaPhotoGraphics
    • Patrick Endres
    • Licensing Photos
    • Contact
  • Photos
    • ALL CATEGORIES
    • Adventure
    • Alaska Wildlife
    • Aurora Borealis
    • Industry
    • Lifestyle
    • Mountains
    • Nature
    • Panoramas
    • Parks & Public Lands
    • Regions
    • Roads
    • Towns
    • Beyond Alaska
  • Prints
  • Posts
    • Blog
    • eBook: How to Photograph the Northern Lights
    • Alaska Photo Articles
    • Alaska Wildlife Photography Tips
    • Cold Weather Photography
    • Links & Resources
    • Tips on How to Photograph the Aurora Borealis
    • Where to Photograph in Alaska
  • |
  • Account
  • Lightbox
  • Cart
Search

National Petroleum Reserve

The National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (or NPR-A) is a monstrous 23 million-acre region located north of the Brooks Range. It was initially set aside by President Harding as an emergency oil supply for the U.S. Navy. It is a land rich in wildlife and serves as a critical habitat for the Western Arctic caribou herd.

← 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 →
Rafting the Utukok River, NPRA
Wildflowers in NPRA
Wildflowers in NPRA
Rock formations, Utukok Uplands
Archimedes ridge, NPRA
Wildflowers in NPRA
Archimedes Ridge in the National Petroleum Reserve Alaska
Aerial of the Nigu River, Brooks Range
Aerial of the Utukok River
Ross Avens
Arctic ground squirrel with baby
Parry's wallflower
Mountain forget-me not blossoms
Tent camp, Archimedes ridge, Utukok Uplands
Western Arctic caribou
Mountain avens
Parry's wallflower
Moss campion, Archimedes ridge
Red knot and American golden plover
Midnight sun, Archimedes ridge
← 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 →

© 2024 AlaskaPhotoGraphics.com | Fairbanks, Alaska | All images copyright AlaskaPhotoGraphics. | Privacy & Legal | CONTACT: 907-750-4065 |  Email