Time capsule: Looking for a few good wood frogs
Barnes needs wood frogs because he wants to find out more about how frogs can freeze in the fall and then hop around in spring as if they hadn't spent the last seven months as tiny green ice cubes.
Industrial scale illegal commercial fishing continues to undermine seafood economy
This latest research showed illegal and unreported fishing adds up to between 8% and 15% of global marine wild capture.
How do Alaska animals sleep in the summer?
Do other Alaska animals hustle and bustle as we do in the summer, building nests and storing seeds and hunting and pollinating throughout the night?
World War II sparked creation of Geophysical Institute
The institute is now recognized as a global leader in Arctic research.
Federal permit for Izembek road challenged
A federal permit clearing the way for a road through Izembek National Wildlife Refuge connecting King Cove and Cold Bay on the Alaska Peninsula is facing new legal challenges.
Deep thawing soil will keep roads rough
It seems like the thawing should have an end date, a point when the road settles into a smooth plane.
Webinar will feature update on growing landslide threat
Registration is open for a free Aug. 18 webinar on Tracy Arm and the growing threat of landslides in Alaska.
Proposed roadmap would strengthen seafood industry competitiveness
A new report from Seafood Harvesters of America identifies priorities to strengthen the competitiveness of the U.S. seafood industry.
Lynx life near the Haul Road
From the edge of the Coldfoot truck stop, a pair of yellow eyes in a softly severe, silver face looks out from dense willows and alders.
Stutes calls for BOF audit, citing ethics & transparency concerns
The move comes during one of the worst Prince William Sound fishing seasons in recent history.
