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Spring King Salmon Derby Cancelled Due to Sport Fisheries Closure

By Raeanne Holmes | Tlingit Haida Central Council on Mar 9, 2017   Events/Notices, Featured, Southeast Alaska  

Spring King Salmon Derby Cancelled Due to Sport Fisheries Closure

Juneau, AK – Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska’s (Central Council) Annual Spring King Salmon Derby has been cancelled following a king salmon sport fishing emergency order issued by the State of Alaska’s Department of Fish & Game for the Juneau area (Marine Waters of District 11, District 15 south of the latitude […]

Steer Clear of “Orphaned” Wildlife Babies, Mother Likely Lurks Nearby

By Ken Marsh | ADF&G on May 15, 2016   Featured, State  

Steer Clear of “Orphaned” Wildlife Babies, Mother Likely Lurks Nearby

(Statewide) — Alaskans stepping outside to enjoy the wonders of springtime are reminded that May and June mark the season of wildlife giving birth. Newborn moose calves, bear cubs and other wildlife young may be encountered nearly anywhere – including in backyards, city greenbelts, along popular trails – and despite initial appearances, protective mothers are […]

Yukon River Breaking Up with a Whimper

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on May 9, 2016   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Yukon River Breaking Up with a Whimper

CIRCLE — As the pilot of a chartered Cessna 206 curved in for a landing above the Yukon River, his passengers squinted at white river ice that clung to the south bank near town. Chocolate brown open water filled river channels both upstream and downstream of the ice. In the seat behind the pilot, Ed […]

Calling Frogs Signal the Change of Season

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on May 3, 2016   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Calling Frogs Signal the Change of Season

NEAR BALLAINE LAKE — Over the blat of engines and hum of tires on nearby Farmers Loop, Mark Spangler hears the chuckles of the animal he is studying. Male wood frogs in a one-acre pond on the campus of the University of Alaska Fairbanks are singing a song of spring. The mating calls of several […]

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