Neighborhood concerns about shoreline damage, vegetation regrowth and marine life spur investigation.
Advocates worry it could compound yearslong salmon crisis, more focus needed on transboundary waters.
Angoon hydropower groundbreaking comes after four decades of effort, seeks to stabilize future costs
Does average Alaskan eat more than a cracker’s worth of fish a day? Answer may have big implications.
HB95 would require lawmakers approve any “Tier III” labeling, the highest level of federal protection.
A designated wilderness area in Southeast Alaska’s Tongass National Forest, the largest U.S. national forest, is now a little bit bigger, thanks to a land… Continue reading
In the language of the Gwich’in people of northeastern Alaska, the word for month known in English as July is Łuk choo zhrii, meaning “the… Continue reading
Collaboration in full swing by tribes, federal and state agencies, local and environmental interests
Change in vegetation, tidal areas, land “rebound” after glacial retreat shown — along with area’s name.
Emma Pokon, as state attorney, wrote legislation eliminating independent cruise monitoring program.
Divers seeing much better prices than last year to start
I have spent my career studying the aesthetic experience in an art-viewing context. My work has shown that art viewing, even when viewing abstract art,… Continue reading
Effort by wide range of groups part of global project that has collected 350 million lbs. of waste.
First school in the state to achieve conservation group milestone.
Travels to the to the tiny Yup’ik village of Igiugig in the Bristol Bay region, to Utqiagvik at the northern tip of Alaska and to… Continue reading
Third whale snared in fishing gear this month freed; two whales also reportedly injured by vessels
Final OK of multiyear process may occur this fall, replace existing capacity limits with new policy
