U.S. Forest Service seasonal interpreters Corree Delabrue and MiKayla Stokes, assisted by Smokey the Bear, read to a group of children at the public library Friday morning as part of the "Read with a Ranger" program.
Artist, writer and researcher Ray Troll autographs Bearfest memorabilia for his fans. The Alaskan surrealist created this year's Bearfest logo.
Wildlife experts Matthew Jurak, Troy Hamon, Dr. Barrie Gilbert, and Anne-Marie LaRossa examine different approaches to bear management at viewing areas at Thursday's symposium at Bearfest.
Diana Nelson practices her bear spray handling technique with an inert can at the shooting range Thursday morning, as biologist John Hechtel looks on.
Wrangell residents and visitors line up at the shx't khaan – a traditional salmon bake – held Friday evening outside the Chief Shakes Island Tribal House. After the meal, guests were welcomed inside the house with Tlingit songs and dances, followed by a cultural question-and-answer session.
Georgia-based group The Accomplices performed American folk music at the Nolan Center Friday evening. Band members participated in a string-instrument workshop the next day and played their encore at the Totem Bar that evening.
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