My first encounter with Kenai National Wildlife Refuge cabins was as a Youth Conservation Corp leader in 1984 (41 years…
A few weeks ago, I found myself in a dark room with around 500 spiders. This might sound like your…
I’m sure you’ve all looked back at your lives at some point, thought back on decisions, be it with regret…
There’s a buzz in the air. It’s the charged energy of early summertime in Alaska. It’s the murmur of fishermen…
For my family, as for many people on the Kenai Peninsula, growing and harvesting food is a regular part of…
“Cowboys use rope; you collected dock line.” Consider it another lesson learned onboard the R/V Island C. And there were…
I have always found the arrival of spring to be championed by the first sightings of geese at the Kenai and Kasilof Flats
Streams that baby salmon live in provide shelter from predators, food and conditions for optimal growth
Having grown up in New England, I am no stranger to cold winters, lots of snow and season-specific outdoor recreational…
If you spend any time in the backcountry, it’s bound to happen: an ankle sprain halfway into a day hike;…
Nature has always been an integral part of human existence, shaping cultures, influencing societies, and playing a profound role in…
