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  • Wildlife Trooper and Native Alaskan Jon Simeon patrols the Copper River Basin.
  • Trooper Simeon patrols the Copper River by speedboat.
  • Trooper Simeon patrols the Copper River Valley from above.
  • The most remote village in North America, Little Diomede, Alaska, is closer to Siberia than mainland Alaska.
  • The remove village of Hope, Alaska, is a former gold-mining town on the Kenai Peninsula.
  • Trooper Simeon patrols the 500 square miles of rugged tundra just south of the Denali wilderness.
  • Troopers deploy on a search and rescue mission for snow machiners lost in the Talkeetna Mountains.
  • Separating the U.S. and Russia at their closest point is the Bering Strait, about 53 miles wide at its narrowest, and averaging 100 to 165 feet deep.
  • Trooper Miller uses a snow machine for a patrol car.
  • Wildlife Trooper Doug Massie
  • Trooper Massie plans his next move.
  • Trooper Massie and fellow trooper on patrol near Palmer Creek Road
  • A Trooper on patrol in Palmer, Alaska
  • Trooper Anne Sears on duty in Teller, Alaska

  • Troubled Water

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    Wildlife Trooper and Native Alaskan Jon Simeon patrols the Copper River Basin.

  • Trooper Simeon

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    Trooper Simeon patrols the Copper River by speedboat.

  • Hilltop Patrol

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    Trooper Simeon patrols the Copper River Valley from above.

  • Diomede

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    The most remote village in North America, Little Diomede, Alaska, is closer to Siberia than mainland Alaska.

  • Welcome to Hope

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    The remove village of Hope, Alaska, is a former gold-mining town on the Kenai Peninsula.

  • Truckbed Patrol

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    Trooper Simeon patrols the 500 square miles of rugged tundra just south of the Denali wilderness.

  • Helicopter

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    Troopers deploy on a search and rescue mission for snow machiners lost in the Talkeetna Mountains.

  • Frozen Sea

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    Separating the U.S. and Russia at their closest point is the Bering Strait, about 53 miles wide at its narrowest, and averaging 100 to 165 feet deep.

  • Patrol by Snow Machine

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    Trooper Miller uses a snow machine for a patrol car.

  • Trooper Massie

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    Wildlife Trooper Doug Massie

  • Massie

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    Trooper Massie plans his next move.

  • Troopers Riverside

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    Trooper Massie and fellow trooper on patrol near Palmer Creek Road

  • Palmer Patrol

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    A Trooper on patrol in Palmer, Alaska

  • Trooper Sears

    Photograph by PSG Films / Kelly Lambson

    Trooper Anne Sears on duty in Teller, Alaska
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