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Ancient, Melting Ice Patches On Mountain Slopes Yield Clues To Athabascan History

By Linda Weld on Nov 7, 2014   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

WRANGELL MOUNTAINS: Over 14,000 years ago, much of North America was covered in ice, starting at the Alaska Range, and moving down all the way to what are now the cities of Chicago and New York. The ice was very thick — miles thick. Then, it abruptly melted over much of the northern hemisphere. Except in […]

Gulkana Village Awarded Copper River Valley 'Community Of The Year' Award

By Linda Weld on Oct 29, 2013   Rural  

Glennallen, Alaska –The Ahtna Athabascan village of Gulkana has been named the Copper River Valley’s “Community of the Year” by the Greater Copper Valley Chamber of Commerce.

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