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On the Trails: Fun in Gustavus
A walk near a shallow lake was the highlight.
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Alaska Science Forum: 110 years since the largest Alaska eruption
“Stretching as far as the eye could reach … were hundreds — no, thousands — of little volcanoes.”
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Planet Alaska: Furikake — A sprinkle of summer
Pronounced FOO-ree-kaw-kay, meaning “to sprinkle.”
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I Went to the Woods: King size problem
We didn’t find the fish. We found a fish. A fish that was too small.
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On the Trails: Oystercatchers, pinesap and spittlebugs
At the mouth of Cowee Creek, sometime in mid-June, we’d found a vigilant pair of black oystercatchers, presumably…
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Alaska Science Forum: Scientist’s memoir is revealing and brave
“Chasing Lakes: Love, Science, and the Secrets of the Arctic.”
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Slack Tide: 36 Signs Summer is Back in Juneau
The return of whales, salmon and tourists… and, of course, closeout deals on steer manure.
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It Is Germane. Part 1
What does my recent sojourn in Florida have to do with my coming out? Reader, it is germane.
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I Went to the Woods: At the speed of sound
Being reflective is not about high ground. It’s not about your place compared to others…
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Planet Alaska: The gift of deer heart
Deer heart is one of the early and most abundant greens in Tlingit Aaní.
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Coming Out: A living name
Names that live and breathe like we do, and that sometimes change like we do.
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Resilient Peoples & Place: Moby the Mobile Greenhouse cultivates community
It presents opportunities to grow food knowledge and skills.
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I Went to the Woods: Silent steel
“You forget most of what ends up in the freezer, but those steelhead, they stick with you.”
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On the Trails: Birds and beetles at Kingfisher Pond
Something is almost always happening at Kingfisher Pond.