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Tangled Up in Blue: Three halves
I ran my third Kenai River Half Marathon this weekend.
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Refuge Notebook: Will yellow cedar move to Kenai Peninsula?
My first job as a field biologist in Alaska was working for the Tongass National Forest. I was…
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Tangled Up in Blue: Shelter from the storm
I recently learned that the opposite of deja vu is jamais vu, meaning “never seen.”
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Refuge Notebook: Wolverines show how knowledge leads to conservation
As I contemplated a topic for this week’s Refuge Notebook article, I turned to a few of my…
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Tangled Up in Blue: Hand Dipped
The Lost Lake Run was a long one. I ran over 15 miles, from Primrose to the Bear…
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Out of the Office: Best-laid plans
The plan was for the family to meet in Colorado to try and summit one of the state’s…
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Refuge Notebook: When hemlocks burn
When the weather deteriorates in the mountains, I head for those deepest green patches of forest at tree…
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Tangled Up In Blue: Slowing down
I’m finding myself, more than ever, falling into bouts of anger, and it’s making me mad.
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Refuge Notebook: And just like that, I was in full camp mode
As a child, being outdoors was a huge part of my life. Some of my favorite memories are…
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Refuge Notebook: A long-awaited cleanup gets underway on the Aleutians
In the Aleutian Islands, the war brought thousands of soldiers and enormous quantities of equipment and supplies to…