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A big bull caribou in the White Mountains of interior Alaska. (Photo by Bjorn Dihle)

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Off the Beaten Path: The visitor

Years ago, while camped alone on a ridge in the White Mountains, I crouched over a boiling pot…

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Fly fishing film fest

The Juneau Chapter of Trout Unlimited is hosting the 2016 International Fly Fishing Film Festival “IF4”. IF4 consists…

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Commissioner Adopts Southeast State Forest Management Plan

The Commissioner of the Department of Natural Resources adopted the Southeast State Forest Management Plan on Feb. 29.…

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Flycasting for beginners

Community Schools has scheduled two learn-to-flycast work workshops in March and April. They will be taught by Tony…

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Audubon talk: Resident Whales

At the Juneau Audubon Society meeting on Thursday, March 10, Joshua Peters will present “Southern Resident Whales and…

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Remainder of Winter Fortymile Caribou Season to Close

The State of Alaska winter hunting season for Fortymile caribou under Registration Hunt RC867 will close in the…

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4H camp registration open

Registration is open for Alaska Experience Camp, a program of the University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension Service,…

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Antlers, horns and bear-hide bounty featured at auction

Three-dozen bear skins – including some large brown bears – moose and caribou antlers, sheep horns and even…

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Trout Unlimited: Thousands of Southeast Alaskans support protections for high-value salmon waters in Tongass

According to a press release from the fishery conservation group Trout Unlimited, more than 3,500 fishermen, sportsmen and…

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This week’s snow report

Eaglecrest Ski Area: New snow (24 hours): • Base: 0 inches • Top: 2 inches New Snow (48…

Now's the time to get your garden's starts going.

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Planting for spring

Despite a recent cold snap and snow, we here in Southeast Alaska are moving closer to spring. The…

The accelerated loss of ice in several forms is a well-documented story of change in Alaska. (Photo by Ned Rozell)

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The many signs of northern change

In anticipation of an arctic science conference happening next month in Fairbanks, an editor asked me to write…

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On the Trails: Walking Gustavus beaches

On a recent walk on some of the great sandy beaches of Gustavus, two friends and I observed…

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National Park Service Centennial activities this week

The National Park Service’s Centennial year is under way, and Alaska’s national parks are kicking off a series…

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Stomachs wanted: halibut and flounder

Ever caught an arrowtooth flounder when you were hoping for halibut? Ever had to face the prospect of…

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Wrangell Ranger District requests public input on Anan Wildlife Observatory

Wrangell Ranger District requests public input on Anan Wildlife Observatory Till March 1, the public can give their…

Peregrine falcon chicks on a cliff overlooking the Colville River in northern Alaska.

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Alaska Science Forum: Country bird, city bird, same bird

The upper Colville River is one of the quietest places on the planet, a land of cliffs and…

Fens and bogs in the rainforest have deep accumulations of carbon.

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From rock to forest: Southeast’s carbon sink

To talk with local scientists about the Tongass National Forest is to become aware of how much lies…

A marbled murrelet with a fish at its nest, taken via a spotting scope so as not to disturb the birds.

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On the Trails: Murrelets

If you venture out on the water, you will see small, dark brown birds that dive with a…

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Off the Beaten Path: A raven story

The other day, near the tree line on Thunder Mountain, I heard what sounded like an owl. I…