Month: February 2022

Alaska State Troopers rescued a Homer man clinging to a block of ice in Cook Inlet. ...

In the last 50 years, there was a 4.8-degree Celsius rise in Alaska’s annual average temperature. This rise has resulted in the loss of sea ice that directly affects the bears by redistricting their hunting ground. The migration has resulted in...

ADFG is opening one any-moose hunt but closing two more antlerless hunts in Alaska Interior game management units. ...

The following is courtesy of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game: Fairbanks) – The Alaska Board of Game (board) will be holding its Statewide Regulations Meeting in Fairbanks, March 4-12, 2022 at Pike’s Waterfront Lodge located at 1850 Hoselton Drive. The...

Raised In Alaska on the "Toughest Snowmobile Race in the World," the 2022 Iron Dog. ...

"This fishery coincides with the subsistence Tanner crab fishery in PWS. Alaska residents that participate in the subsistence fishery and qualify for a subsistence permit would not find any added value to participating in this fishery as the area is limited...

Try some red curry to flavor your Copper River Salmon steaks. ...

“Instituting the first-ever managed elk hunt a mere decade after restoration is an indicator that the state’s elk herd is growing, sustainable and healthy. In short, it marks a conservation milestone for Virginia,” said Mark Baker, RMEF board of directors chair....