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Wild Shots
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On the Trails: Cowee Meadows
On a cool, gray day just after the sunny summer solstice, a group of friends set out to…
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Wild Shots
To showcase our readers’ work to the widest possible audience, Wild Shots have been moved in front of…
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On the Trails: Lupine and cow parsnip puzzles
From time to time, I venture out on the wetlands. I have to prepare myself to endure the…
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Alaska Science Forum: The ups and downs of washboard roads
While driving Alaska’s graveled highways, people sometimes wonder how an unpaved road can turn into a bed of…
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Gimme a Smile: Welcome to my backyard
KINY is running a photo contest of pictures of your backyard to win a backyard BBQ set. Here’s…
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Juneau Youth Sailing makes waves, inspires young mariners
Participants navigate the waters of growth, confidence and adventure on Gastineau Channel.
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Alaska Science Forum: A new teenager and her unusual bird
Hazel Sutton was eating lunch on an island at Tanana Lakes Recreation Area in Fairbanks with her family…
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On the Trails: A mallard family, juncos, and tadpoles
One evening in late May, long after most female mallards had gone off to incubate their eggs, a…
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Alaska Science Forum: Polar bears of the past survived warmth
In a recent paper, scientists wrote that a small population of polar bears living off Greenland and Arctic…
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On the Trails: Springtime fun and signs of new life
When spring finally came, it came in a rush. Cottonwood and alder leaves fairly leaped from the buds…
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Alaska Science Forum: Feltleaf willows — Alaska’s most abundant tree
Imagine being a moose in late May…
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Alaska Science Forum: When river breakup came to Eagle
the Yukon River’s solid sheets were breaking into smaller pieces.
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On the Trails: Spring has sprung
Early avian harbingers have been joined by lots of other species…
