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Seeing and hearing things while isolating outside
“I had to wonder if this was just usual Jeff Lund, or if this was COVID Lund.”
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A new month brings vibrant colors to the outdoors
Butterflies, birds and sea stars were seen in early May.
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Sustainable Alaska: Reopening Alaska Responsibly
Today, we face an all-new challenge and it’s time to work together.
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Watch out: Audubon Society birding event still on
Annual event tallies birds around Southeast Alaska and raises funds.
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Beaver invasion on the Baldwin Peninsula
Researchers counted an increase from two to 98 beaver dams near Kotzebue between 2002 and 2019.
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Sometimes, it’s not about numbers
If you start to over analyze everything you’re in danger of missing the point.
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There’s widespread deception in the natural world
Deliberate deceitfulness is well-known among animals that cache food and others.
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Steelhead fishing in the time of Covid-19
Being healthy and employed makes me treasure simple pleasures like a lost fish.
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Seeing what we can’t: How vertebrates use ultraviolet vision
Fish, birds and some mammals use UV.
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It both is and isn’t a real low point.
Howard Pass, a rock-stubbled tundra plateau in the western Brooks Range, is one of the lowest points in…
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Visions of community in a time of crisis
As Alaskans, we indeed know how to support one another.
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Spring or winter? Mother Nature sends mixed signals
“Winter came back with a vengeance. Oh woe!”
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Alaska officials to residents: Don’t feed the moose
State officials said they’ve seen an uptick in people feeding moose carrots and apples.