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Conservation in Color: Alaska's Wildlife

Updated November 12, 2026

Download these coloring pages created by Alaskan artists to learn more about wildlife and conservation while creating works of art.

Alaska is home to diverse and vibrant ecosystems which are important to sustaining healthy wildlife populations. While many plants and animals are thriving, others need our help. In the coloring pages below, we’ve highlighted Alaska’s plants and animals listed as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act as well as some of the other species our scientists are studying and working to protect.

Black and white line drawing of a few salmon in a river. Salmon eggs are on the riverbed in the background.
Alexander Archipelago Wolf Coloring PagePDF0 BOctober 17, 2022Aleutian Shield Fern Coloring PagePDF0 BApril 12, 2023Aleutian Tern Coloring PagePDF0 BApril 12, 2023Bald and Golden Eagle Coloring PagePDF0 BApril 28, 2023Northern Sea Otter Coloring PagePDF0 BJuly 30, 2022Olive-sided Flycatcher Coloring PagePDF0 BMay 8, 2023Pacific Lamprey Coloring PagePDF0 BOctober 24, 2022Pacific Walrus Coloring PagePDF0 BMay 8, 2023Polar Bear Coloring PagePDF0 BMay 9, 2023Polar Bumble Bee Coloring PagesPDF0 BApril 28, 2023Salmon Coloring PagePDF0 BMay 9, 2023Short-tailed Albatross Coloring PagePDF0 BMay 9, 2023Spectacled and Steller's Eiders Coloring PagePDF0 BMay 11, 2023Subsistence Hunting and Fishing Coloring PagePDF0 BNovember 22, 2022Traditional Ecological Knowledge Coloring PagePDF0 BNovember 29, 2022Wood Bison Coloring PagePDF0 BMay 11, 2023Yellow Cedar Coloring PagePDF0 BMay 11, 2023Yellow-billed and red-throated loonsPDF0 BMay 11, 2023
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