Alaskan wilderness

The Alaskan wilderness refers to vast, pristine areas of natural landscape, including dense forests, expansive tundra, mountain ranges, glaciers, and abundant wildlife. It is characterized by low human development and preserved ecosystems, providing critical habitats for species such as bears, moose, moose, Dall sheep, and migratory birds. This wilderness offers opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, hunting, and wildlife viewing, while also playing a vital role in climate regulation and biodiversity conservation. Despite its remote beauty, it faces challenges from climate change, resource extraction, and conservation efforts aimed at maintaining its ecological integrity.