A Report On The Sea-Otter Banks Of Alaska is a book written by Calvin Leighton Hooper in 1897. It is a detailed account of the sea otter population in Alaska and the impact of the fur trade on their numbers. The book is divided into several chapters that cover topics such as the history of the fur trade in Alaska, the biology and behavior of sea otters, and the methods used to hunt and trap them. Hooper also discusses the economic and cultural importance of sea otters to the indigenous people of Alaska. The book contains numerous illustrations and photographs that provide a visual representation of the sea otters and the environment in which they live. Overall, A Report On The Sea-Otter Banks Of Alaska is an informative and comprehensive study of an important aspect of Alaskan history and wildlife.Range And Habits Of The Sea Otter Its Decrease Under American Rule, And Some Of The Causes Importance Of The Sea Otter To The Natives Of Alaska Inhabiting The Aleutian Islands Proposed Regula