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On the Trails: There are many ways to carry a lunch
By Mary F. Willson
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Alaska Science Forum: Remembering a gift of observation
Consider this, a closing tribute to a modest superstar.
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Judge delivers victory for opponents of brown bear trapping in refuge
U.S. District Judge Sharon L. Gleason ruled against proposed changes to the refuge’s public use regulations
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Pride of Bristol Bay: True stories from a fishing photographer
The lens doesn’t like. Fishermen on the otherhand…
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I Went To The Woods: Sometimes you have to move on to Plan J
I’ve been on Plan C and D before. But last weekend seemed much further down the alphabet…
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Alaska Science Forum: Some good news from the thin ice
A group of researchers have found a sliver of good news in the disappearing sea ice.
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Focal Point: What is the story? A photographer’s journey
“I tossed the checklist and began focusing on finding the unexpected in my photos.”
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Sustainable Alaska: Supporting the next generation of scientists is part of a sustainable Alaska
“As the workforce in Alaska grays, we need new energy and perspectives to keep our state vibrant. “
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Alaska Science Forum: Goodbye to a raffish glacier scientist
He knew the world’s bumpy plains of ice as well as his old neighborhood.
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On the Trails: Digging into the underground ecosystem
It’s an ecosystem that’s not as well-studied as some others but surely has many interesting stories.
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Alaska Science Forum: Steller sea lions and mercury
Tiny bits of fish and squid may contain big answers.
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Pride of Bristol Bay: Catching the Iliamna Lake Monster
““I was skeptical. I’m not skeptical anymore.”
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A white weasel wanders on a wintry walk
Darting in and out of the rocks was a small, white critter that quickly disappeared.
Sports
Nordic Ski Club and teams prepare to ski into season
It’s easy to distance skiing on the trails.
