National Petroleum Reserve–Alaska coastal areas

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The National Petroleum Reserve–Alaska coastal areas are a remote, ecologically rich stretch of Alaska’s Arctic shoreline that hosts vital wildlife habitat and significant oil and gas resources.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal region
wildlife habitat
borderedBy Beaufort Sea NERFINISHED
Chukchi Sea NERFINISHED
characterizedBy permafrost
sea ice influence
short growing season
climate Arctic climate
contains barrier island chains
estuaries
lagoons
river mouths
tidal flats
wetland complexes
country United States of America
surface form: United States
ecoregion Arctic tundra
governedBy U.S. Bureau of Land Management NERFINISHED
habitatFor Arctic fox
Pacific walrus
bearded seal
beluga whale
bowhead whale
brown bear
caribou
migratory birds
polar bear
ringed seal
shorebirds
waterfowl
hasEcologicalRole calving area for caribou
denning habitat for polar bears
haulout habitat for walrus and seals
nesting area for migratory birds
hasEcosystemType barrier islands
coastal wetlands
lagoon systems
nearshore marine waters
river deltas
salt marshes
knownFor high ecological value
remoteness
significant oil and gas potential
locatedIn Alaska
Arctic coastal plain NERFINISHED
North Slope Borough, Alaska NERFINISHED
naturalResource natural gas
oil
partOf National Petroleum Reserve–Alaska NERFINISHED
subjectTo environmental impact assessments for energy development
federal land management policies
threatenedBy climate change
coastal erosion
oil and gas development
sea ice loss

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Arctic coastal plain of Alaska partlyOverlaps National Petroleum Reserve–Alaska coastal areas