The following press release is courtesy of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Alaska: Anne Marie LaRosa, Manager at Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, will retire in early December after 34 years of public service with the National Park Service, U.S. Forest...
The following press release is courtesy of the U.S. Forest Service: KETCHIKAN, Alaska – M. Earl Stewart, the Forest Supervisor for the Tongass National Forest, Alaska Region, has signed the final Record of Decision (ROD) for the amended Tongass National Forest...
The following press release is courtesy of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Alaska: The International Porcupine Caribou Board (Board) recently held its annual meeting, which began in Fairbanks, Alaska on November 30 and ended in Venetie, Alaska, on December 1....
Above is a sneak peek at Sunday’s “Two-hour mega episode” of Discovery Channel’s Alaska: The Last Frontier. We’re featuring the show in our December issue and had a nice chat with Eve Kilcher (above), who lives on a homestead...
A few months ago we wrote about a fascinating documentary, The Million Dollar Duck, which chronicled artists’ quest to win the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Federal Duck Stamp art contest. The USFWS Alaska division released its contest-winning artwork for the...
Happy Thanksgiving from Alaska Sporting Journal. We didn’t get a chance to post this on Veteran’s Day earlier this month, but we thought on a day where we give thanks to share this story that’s running in the November issue. I’m...
The following appears in the November issue of Alaska Sporting Journal: BY CHRIS COCOLES As Dave Turin grew up in a suburb of Portland, Ore., he had plenty of interests, whether it was dominating on the football field or enjoying the...
#News #fb Two Moose Locked In Mortal Combat Found Frozen In Ice https://t.co/uCXxH9euos pic.twitter.com/DkBOzu3VSL — Mark Heintz (@heintz_mark) November 19, 2016 The above photo is shocking, to say the least. But that’s ineed two Alaskan moose frozen in ice while apparently...
