Alaska And Outdoors Causes To Support On Giving Tuesday
Some ideas to help Alaska and outdoor recreation causes on Giving Tuesday. ...
Month: November 2021
Fisheries Experts Request Kuskokwim River Chinook, Chums Get Stock Concern Status
Kuskokwim River Chinook and chum salmon could be placed in stock concern status according to some fisheries' experts in the region. ...
Alaska Fishermen’s ‘Skipper Science’ Project Reveals Climate Change Data
One of Skipper Science’s key tools is a smartphone app that allows fishermen to log observations in real time from the fishing grounds — meaning they became citizen scientists cataloging conditions that may be related to climate change. ...
Raised In Alaska: Prepare Your Argo For That Next Adventure!
Raised in Alaska shows us how to fix and prepare your Argo ATV for that next Last Frontier adventure. ...
RIP Bart The Bear II, An Alaskan Native
In January, 2020, we featured a nDiscovery Channel series, Man Vs. Bear, where the unrivaled star of the show was the bruin that took on mortal men and women in a series of challenges. That bear was Bart II, one of...
A Thankful Moose Harvest Honors Hunter’s Father
An aspiring bowhunter's first moose would have a special connection between herself and her father, who had been fighting cancer. ...
Russian River Campground To Shut Down For One Year Starting Summer 2022
A popular Russian River campground will be closed for repairs from Aug. 1, 2022 to June 1, 2023. ...
Alaska Fishing Groups Respond To B.C. Mining Projects
“While this was a troubling move by Seabridge to exploit the pandemic, what’s more concerning is that B.C. let them get away with it,” said Chris Zimmer of Rivers Without Borders. “B.C. has a clear and disturbing history of deference to...