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View across the valley of Denali (Mt McKinley), showing the typical meandering braided streams. — Braided streams with Denali in the background

The Dall sheep (Ovis dalli dalli) or thinhorn lives in mountainous regions (alpine tundra and taiga) in Alaska and western Canada. — Dall Sheep on hillside

Mount McKinley or Denali in Alaska is the highest mountain peak in North America, at a height of approximately 20,320 feet (6,194 metres). Denali means 'the great one' in the native language. — Denali (Mt McKinley)

This sign is in the Eielson Visitor Center and overlooks the mountains depicted in the diagram. — Diagram of the various peaks in Denali National…

'This bus runs on low emission synthetic fuel for a healthy, clean environment'. This is one of the tour buses operating in Denali National Park — Syntroleum Powered Tour Bus

Denali National Park does not allow private vehicles into the park. — Tourist Bus in Denali National Park

A scene in Denail National Park showing the progression in vegetation with elevation from trees through tundra to the alpine — Treeline - Tundra - Alpine

Grizzy Bear in Denail National Park, Alaska. The Grizzly is a type of Brown Bear (Ursus arctos horribilis). The other is the Kodiak brown bear (Ursus arctos middendorfi) — Grizzly Bear

A variety of sub-alpine ground cover — Sub-Apline Vegetation

The Bugaboos are in the Northern Purcell Range in British Columbia. BC Parks has installed clothes lines as a means for campers to store their food out of reach of Snafflehounds (a term for any species of rodent that inhabits the alpine). — Camping in Bugaboo Provincial Park

Rockclimbers descending from a route in the Bugaboos (Northern Purcell Range in British Columbia). — Climbers in Bugaboo Provincial Park

An osprey (Pandion haliaetus) returns to its nest on a navigation marker in Sinepuxent Bay in Maryland's Coastal Bays — An osprey returns to its nest

Greenwich marina, located in East Greenwich RI, on the western side of Greenwich Bay on Narragansett Bay RI. — Greenwich Marina, western Greenwich Bay…

Amusement Park in Ocean City — Amusement Park

Thick matt of benthic microalgae — Benthic Microalgae

Wakes from passing vessels can be a significant contribution to coastal erosion — Boat wakes erode coastal marshes

Wild ponies inhabit many areas of the Maryland Coastal Bays — Coastal Bays Ponies

Crab pot buoy in the Maryland Coastal Bays — Crab pot buoy

Cracked marsh sediment in the Maryland Coastal Bays — Cracked marsh sediment

Boat wash causing erosion in the Maryland Coastal Bays — Eroding coastline

Coastline being eroded in the Maryland Coastal Bays — Eroding Marsh

Typical scalloped pattern of an eroding marsh — Eroding Marsh

Eroding marsh in the Maryland Coastal Bays — Eroding Shoreline

Erosion from wave action and sea level rise showing exposed roots — Exposed marsh roots

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