I join the many Alaskans appalled by the revelation that state officials in planes and helicopters recently killed 94 brown bears (including 11 cubs), five… Continue reading
A conversation with U.S. Forest Service Tribal Relations Specialist Jennifer Hanlon.
Officials hope online test helps hunters to identify and avoid shooting females.
Annual transfer from the fund pays for more than half of Alaska’s general-purpose government spending
ANCHORAGE — Before Morris Nashoanak heads out for days in search of bearded seals, beluga whales or salmon, he catches the weather on TV. But… Continue reading
The tribe’s president said the acquisition supports mission of economic sovereignty.
Dunleavy OKs lower dividend despite originally seeking a $3,800 “statutory” payout.
19 members appointed by federal and state leaders to spend a year on sustainable management
“Yak’éi i yaada xwalgeiní” (“it is good to see your face”) reads one of the first lines of a Lingít phrase sheet given to youth… Continue reading
Report leaves out “the not-so-pretty.”
Economic as well as environmental prospects emphasized at second annual energy conference
National and state leaders discuss Alaska’s green market prospects in-state and internationally
Alaska’s push to become a bigger player in the clean energy market is in the spotlight this week at a conference convened by its Republican… Continue reading
Legislature seeks to OK priority bill for Dunleavy as part of package to adjourn session in time
Tucked amongst the endless array of fog-coated islands that make up the Tongass National Forest, on the northwest edge of Kupreanof Island, is the small… Continue reading
The bill would limit units to one per person beginning January 2025.
The state of Alaska quickly announced an appeal.
A fragmented approach to a complex problem is wrong.
Southeast Alaska Birding Trail & Guide offers regenerative ways to see state, boost rural economies.
“Getting engaged starts at the kitchen table with what you’re feeding your family.”