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This Day in Alaska History-July 21, 1917

By Alaska Native News on Jul 21, 2023   Featured, This Day in Alaskan History  

This Day in Alaska History-July 21, 1917

On July 21st, 1917, a salmon tender pulled into Seward with news of deaths in the major storms that had encompassed Cook Inlet. The crew on the tender reported that five fishermen were lost and two Kenai fish traps had been washed away as the storms lashed the coastline there. Fish traps dotted the seascape […]

Setting traps to catch an Alaska virus

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Sep 23, 2021   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Setting traps to catch an Alaska virus

Here in middle Alaska north of Fairbanks, a trapper wearing a flannel shirt, leather gloves, and a bushy beard tromps through the forest. He spreads his arms wide to part wild rose bushes as he steps toward his traps. On this crisp, cool fall day in 2021, this trapper — who lives in Atlanta and […]

July 21st, 1917

By Alaska Native News on Jul 21, 2021   Featured, This Day in Alaskan History  

July 21st, 1917

Underneath the Ice: Seeking Juvenile Salmon on Alaska’s Frozen Susitna River

By NOAA on Jul 13, 2015   Featured, State  

Underneath the Ice: Seeking Juvenile Salmon on Alaska’s Frozen Susitna River

Imagine spending 4 days traveling miles up a frozen river in Alaska by snow machine, auguring holes through ice as thick as 80 cm, and looking for juvenile salmon.  That’s the adventure NOAA’s Alaska Region Habitat Conservation Division Hydropower Coordinator Susan Walker and colleague Jeff Davis set off on last February on the Susitna River, […]

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