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On the Trails: Spring has sprung
Early avian harbingers have been joined by lots of other species…
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Pure Sole: A remembrance of my mother
The aroma of lupine lingered in the air at my mother’s deathbed.
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I Went to the Woods: A solid skunking
But learning never stops and often happens best when reflecting upon failure.
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Resilient Peoples & Place: Cultural healing mission bonds Indigenous peoples across the Pacific
Tucked amongst the endless array of fog-coated islands that make up the Tongass National Forest, on the northwest…
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Planet Alaska: Postcards from the Rainforest
If your hometown could talk, they asked, what would it say?
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Alaska Science Forum: Long after run to glory, Balto lives on
Balto gives scientists insight into what makes Alaska sled dogs and other working breeds unique.
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Living & Growing: ‘All Shall Be Well’
Julian of Norwich is a mystic whose message of love and trust in God’s goodness are much needed…
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Alaska Science Forum: Bear tracks on snow a sign of the season
Melt season is a sad time for people who enjoy the magic of snow crystals bonding so well…
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I Went to the Woods: One good fish
Often it’s the thinking that supplies the proper amount of weight and gratitude.
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Alaska Science Forum: Aurora expert helped expand Alaska tourism
When Syun-Ichi Akasofu walks by in the building on the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus that bears his…
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Rooted in Community: The Triangle Club and 76 years of the Thomas family
Historical photos hang in the building that once housed the famous Winter and Pond photo studio.
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Alaska Science Forum: Biking 1,000 miles of Iditarod trail
During a human-powered journey of that length, things will not go as planned.