Helicopter support of seismic monitoring stations in the Katmai National Park area. No flat area to land helicopter further up mountain.

At a landing site on Augustine Island supporting seismic monitoring stations.

In the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes at Katmai National Park supporting seismic monitoring stations.

At Katmai Crater conducting seismic monitoring studies.

Near eastern end of Lake Iliamna conducting seismic monitoring studies.

At Katmai Crater conducting seismic monitoring studies.

Near eastern end of Lake Iliamna conducting seismic monitoring studies.

Port Heiden airport - helicopter base while supporting NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER in Wide Bay area.

Supporting seismic monitoring station on Alaska Peninsula.

Supporting seismic monitoring station on Alaska Peninsula in vicinity of Mount Pavlof.

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Brendan Kelley, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, conducting seal research on the frozen Beaufort Sea north of Prudhoe. Clyde, the wonder dog, and Henry were used to sniff out seal breathing holes.

Brendan Kelley, University of Alaska, Fairbanks, conducting seal research on the frozen Beaufort Sea north of Prudhoe. Clyde, the wonder dog, and Henry were used to sniff out seal breathing holes. Note the coats on dogs. It was coldddd!!!!

NOAA Bell UH-1M supporting seismic studies on the Alaska Peninsula.

NOAA Bell UH-1M supporting seismic studies on the Alaska Peninsula in the vicinity of Pavlof Volcano.

NOAA Bell UH-1M supporting seismic studies on the Alaska Peninsula in the vicinity of Pavlof Volcano.

NOAA Bell UH-1M supporting seismic studies on the Alaska Peninsula in the vicinity of Pavlof Volcano.

Explorer's hut on an island on the northwest coast of Canada in the Mackenzie River delta area.

Brendan Kelley preparing to capture a ring seal north of Prudhoe Bay on the frozen Bering Sea. Clyde the seal-breathing-hole-sniffing wonder dog is moving toward the NOAA Bell UH-1M helicopter.

Lieutenant Eric Davis, Bell UH-1M helicopter pilot, supporting sedated polar bear's head, after placing an identification tag in its ear.

NOAA Bell UH-1M helicopter getting in position to weigh sedated polar bear.

Brendan Kelley and Lori Quackenbush of the University of Alaska Fairbanks and NOAA helicopter mechanic Russ Talley (on right) loading Bell UH-1M with gear for remote camp from Reindeer Island.

Weighing a polar bear by suspending the bear from a NOAA Bell UH-1M helicopter.

Sedated polar bear with NOAA Bell UH-1M.

NOAA Bell UH-1M operating off NOAA Ship SURVEYOR helicopter platform.

NOAA Bell UH-1M operating off NOAA Ship SURVEYOR helicopter platform.

NOAA Bell UH-1M operating off NOAA Ship SURVEYOR helicopter platform.

Bell UH-1M on the ice of the Beaufort Sea conducting seal research.

Relocating a sedated bear on NOAA Bell UH-1M.

NOAA Ship SURVEYOR stuck in the ice of the Bering Sea southwest of Point Barrow. Bell UH-1M landing.

NOAA Ship SURVEYOR stuck in the ice of the Bering Sea southwest of Point Barrow. Bell UH-1M landing.

Stern of NOAA Ship SURVEYOR with Bell UH-1M helicopter on platform off Naked Island in the Prince William Sound area.

Bell UH-1M dropping off ornithologists conducting bird studies. Dr. Rebecca Fields of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service was chief scientist. Studies were conducted in the Prudhoe Bay area.

Loading Bell UH-1M helicopter with camp gear for bird studies in the Prudhoe Bay area.

Loaded Bell UH-1M helicopter with camp gear for bird studies in the Prudhoe Bay area.

Unloaded Bell UH-1M helicopter with camp gear for bird studies in the Prudhoe Bay area at remote camp site. Welcome to the tundra!

Bell UH-1M in Katmai National Monument supporting University of Alaska seismic studies.

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