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Governor Addresses Alaska Federation of Natives

By Office of Governor Parnell | YouTube on Oct 25, 2013   Video News  

Governor Addresses Alaska Federation of Natives

Governor Sean Parnell addresses the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention in Fairbanks, Alaska. He unveiled a new digital learning initiative, and discussed village public safety officers and tribal courts.

Governor Parnell Addresses AFN, Speaks on Tribal Court Agreement and Education Initiative

By Staff on Oct 25, 2013   State  

Governor Parnell Addresses AFN, Speaks on Tribal Court Agreement and Education Initiative

While speaking at the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention in Fairbanks on Thursday, Alaska's Governor Sean Parnell announced a statewide education initiative that would would digitally link teachers, courses and students across the state. The governor also awarded the Shirley Demientieff Award, and announced the state's a proposal to enter into agreements with tribal courts.

Road Crews Begin Uncovering Road at Site of Massive Landslide in Denali National Park

By Staff on Oct 25, 2013   State  

Road Crews Begin Uncovering Road at Site of Massive Landslide in Denali National Park

The National Park Service is asking hikers and bikers to stay away from the work-zone on the Denali Park Road at mile 37 where a massive landslide has covered the road to depths of approximately 35 feet deep due to the instability of the slope.

Alaska Science Forum: Biologist Sees Value in Unchanged Landscape

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Oct 25, 2013   The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Alaska Science Forum: Biologist Sees Value in Unchanged Landscape

George Schaller has studied gorillas in Rwanda, lions on the Serengeti, pandas in China, antelope in Tibet, and many other animals in wild places around the planet, but he thinks the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is unique among them. He visited there in 2006 for the first time in half a century.

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