Month: December 2022

Some of our favorite stories of 2022. ...

During the five-day region meeting, the board will consider over 50 regulatory proposals related to hunting and trapping regulations for Game Management Units 1-5. Proposals were submitted by the general public, local fish and game Advisory Committees, and the Alaska Department...

“Local opposition to Lease Sale 258 and new drilling activity remains strong. Today’s outcome reinforces that fossil fuel development in Cook Inlet is no longer a sound investment. Alaskans know our climate crisis is no joke and are ready to move...

Am emotional video from our friends at Raised In Alaska in a tribute to a special bull moose. ...

“Alaska has a long history with oil, but we are so much more than just our crude. We should be looking forward to a cleaner, greener future in the coming year. Instead, we’re closing out 2022 with a lease for more...

Anchorage Daily News on how Ted Stevens International Airport handles the abundance of wildlife that sometimes gets too close to runways and planes. ...

The trip I was planning to Petersburg was a nice change. I didn’t have huge expectations going in, as this was a new venue. There weren’t weekly fishing reports or social media posts from the local lodges, so I truly was...

I watched nervously as my dad used his compass to find our way back to camp. I breathed with relief when we arrived at our campsite. The goat’s meat and horns were placed away from our tent so as not to...