The following appears in the January issue of Alaska Sporting Journal: BY JEFF LUND Abby Trozelle dreams in reverse, if that’s possible. She drew a tag to hunt elk on Etolin Island and didn’t just get one; she got a...
Wolf sighted near Ward Lake Recreation Area, Ketchikan. Keep pets on leashes and be aware of your surroundings. #Tongass pic.twitter.com/qMnWPFF7xy — Tongass Nat'l Forest (@TongassNF) January 24, 2017...
Here’s a disturbing report from the Centers For Disease Control about Alaskan-caught pink salmon that contained a dangerous tapeworm (which can do damage if you eat raw fish: Abstract Diphyllobothriosis is reemerging because of global importation and increased popularity of eating...
It's unclear whether or how Trump could undo Obama's ban on offshore oil drilling in most of the US Arctic https://t.co/MTJ47rgZSH pic.twitter.com/ppKsC7hjRT — Anchorage Daily News (@adndotcom) December 20, 2016 https://twitter.com/Alaska/status/811332484562440192 As President Obama prepares to pass the torch to Donald...
The following appears in the December issue of Alaska Sporting Journal: BY CHRIS COCOLES It’s become one of the most commonplace scenes when an earthquake strikes: TV footage of grocery store shelves tipping over and sending bottles of food and drink...
The following appears in the December issue of Alaska Sporting Journal: BY DENNIS MUSGRAVES Shuffling across the snow-covered ice in the early-morning darkness had us feeling confident about our arrival time. The overloaded sled we dragged behind us slid smoothly across...
The following appears in the December issue of Alaska Sporting Journal: BY RANDY KING It would have been an idyllic place to camp, I figured, if not for the Kodiak brown bear tracks in the sand. They dwarfed my size 11...
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...
