Refuge Manager
(907) 456-0407
Responsible for stewardship of the land and providing opportunities for continued subsistence uses in partnership with tribes and many others

Assistant Refuge Manager
(907) 456-0403
Administers special use permits, conducts outreach and educational programs, and supports a variety of other refuge management functions

Supervisory Wildlife Biologist
(907) 456-0446
Growing the biological program at the Yukon Flats NWR since 1993

Refuge Subsistence Coordinator for Yukon Flats, Kanuti, and Arctic National Wildlife Refuges
(907) 455-1823
Plans, guides, directs, and implements federal subsistence management programs in coordination with refuge employees and fisheries staff of the Fairbanks Fish and Wildlife Field Office. Serves as the point of contact with the Office of Subsistence Management for wildlife and fisheries subsistence programs, the Eastern Interior, Western Interior, and North Slope Regional Advisory Councils, and the Alaska Migratory Bird Co-management Council for the spring subsistence waterfowl harvest program.

(907) 456-0588
Fish and wildlife biologist, MOCC instructor, 870 Remington armorer, and property coordinator

Wildlife Biologist/GIS Specialist
(907) 456-0307
Manages the Yukon Flats' Geographical Information System(GIS), prepares maps for use in management decisions and public information release, analyzes geospatial data including telemetry point data and satellite imagery, searches and downloads geospatial as requested by staff, and provides GIS technical support for the three refuges and Fish & Wildlife Field Office based in Fairbanks

Wildlife Biologist/Pilot
(907) 455-1815
Conducts Refuge flights with emphasis on aerial wildlife surveys and remote field camp support, and works on biological projects from wetlands to mammals, with special interest in habitat.

Wildlife Biologist
(907) 456-0419
Delia's background is in botany, waterfowl nesting ecology, plant community studies, wildlife habitat research focused on moose and willow browse, and goose foraging ecology. Her current work is on preventing the spread of non-native aquatic and terrestrial plant invasives in interior Alaska and looking for Elodea, Alaska's first aquatic submersed invasive plant.

Wildlife Biologist
(907) 465-0503
Conducts biology to inform management, usually including aerial and ground surveys of birds and mammals, plus banding of waterfowl

Environmental Education Specialist
(907) 456-0224
Creates and implements curriculum-based environmental educational programs for local and village classrooms, coordinates science and culture camps, organizes local outreach events to promote the mission of the National Wildlife Refuge System, and helps administer social media

Park Ranger (Interpretation)
(907) 662-5463
"working to protect our lands and resources for the future"

Fire Management Officer
(907) 455-1833
Manages a fire program serving Yukon Flats, Arctic, Kanuti, and Tetlin National Wildlife Refuges

Assistant Fire Management Officer
(907) 456-0361
Coordinates fire management activities between Refuge staff, neighboring landowners, and Alaska Fire Service suppression resources as the AFMO for the Eastern Interior Refuges. Assists Yukon Flats, Arctic, Kanuti, and Tetlin National Wildlife Refuges with various biological field projects throughout the year.