As Upper Cook Inlet fishermen prepare for the always-contentious Alaska Board of Fisheries meetings for the area starting Friday, the…
It was minus 22 when we left for the Anchorage airport earlier this month. It was a sunny, beautiful drive…
Just at a time when crab stocks in the central Gulf of Alaska are taking off, likely in part due…
If it feels like January has been a solid ice block of a month, yeah, you’re right — and science…
Late last summer, as I waited in a line of traffic on the Sterling Highway to get through the Swan…
All summer long, you can find rowers, kayakers and more on Bear Lake just outside of Seward. Somewhere hidden on…
45 is a hard number to reach.
“No drama.” In emails, text messages or even old-fashioned face-to-face conversations, that’s what people have been saying to the Betster….
Kodiak seiners were stunned by decisions from the Alaska Board of Fisheries in their meeting last week to restrict the…
Students from Fireweed Academy and Paul Bank Elementary School were treated to a visit from a cello and bass duo…
A recent study published in the journal Nature Climate Change highlighted some work by Dr. Kyle Horton and his colleagues,…
It’s a frosty winter morning and I am standing in front of the freezer scanning the contents, trying to decide…
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