New & Recent Releases Intro to The Aurora Collection Some History - First Aurora
You Can Still Enjoy The Northern Lights In Alaska's Endless Summer Sunlight!
Proudly celebrating over 23 years at the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts.
AurorA-Alaska's Great Northern Lights reflects 40 + years of Alaska's finest and rarest
auroral photography across magnificent vistas. AurorA is now projected in stunning High
Definition BluRay® and has been enjoyed by thousands of world travelers and local Alaskans alike.
We are excited for next year's 2023 season which opens May 24th through September 1st!
If you didn’t make it to the 2022 show, AurorA DVD’s & BluRay® Disks are always available online!
AurorA Show® Rates & Location Info "Name This Photo" Contest
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“…Gracing the skies across all of Alaska with supremacy, the Alaskan Bald Eagle is the ultimate raptor. With remarkable eyesight and talons like razors, these magnificent birds are at the top of the food chain in the avian world. The female Bald Eagle may have a wingspan of 7½-8 feet & reaches maturity in about 5 years. Once listed as endangered, present day numbers worldwide are estimated at 70,000. Approximately half of the world’s population of Bald Eagles lives in Alaska. In British Columbia the estimated population is about 20,000. The combined populaces of Alaska & BC make the northwest coast of North America by far the greatest stronghold for Bald Eagles. The Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve in Southeast Alaska has the world’s largest concentrations of Bald Eagles. Established in 1982 & covering almost 50,000 acres, the Preserve has 200-400 year-round resident birds with as many as 4,000 birds observed through the annual gathering during the autumn salmon runs…”