Anchorage Daily News1dOpinion
Opinion: As Alaska wildlife biologists, we disagree with the state’s Mulchatna emergency bear control program
The predator removal program that was just voided by the court was predicated on the assumption that excessive bear predation ...
Alaska Public Media1d
Alaska Board of Game approves petition for emergency predator control
The board’s action allows the Department of Fish and Game to continue killing bears and wolves for a third season in the ...
Courthouse News Service1d
Alaska, feds fight over Arctic National Wildlife Refuge border in court
It’s up to an Alaska federal court to decide who has the rights to a portion of land between the Canning and Staines rivers ...
Alaska development agency considers exploration work in Arctic wildlife refuge after judge's ruling
A state development agency might consider doing some oil exploration work in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge next winter, following a federal judge's ruling Tuesday that the Biden administration ...
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Mining Companies Applaud Trump for Opening Alaskan Wildlife Refuge to Development
Meanwhile, the outdoor industry prepares for a renewed fight to prevent energy development in some of Alaska's most beloved ...
On the Wild Side: Three outstanding destinations for unrivaled wildlife viewing
To see a breaching whale, a soaring bald eagle, bears catching salmon, or a bison up close are unforgettable, awe-inspiring ...
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Wildlife lovers paint antlers to support Alaskan conservation
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center hosted their annual “Paint an Antler” event Sunday, where visitors got the chance to make their own souvenir out of antlers shed at ...
Cruise Hive20d
Your Guide to the Best Alaska Cruise Ports
Guided wildlife tours take passengers to all the best viewing spots for Steller sea lions, birds, whales, and land mammals in the area. Once on shore in Seward, visit the Alaska SeaLife Center for ...
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Radio Mankato owner, 2 others die in Alaska avalanche
Alaska Wildlife Troopers said. The report said the snow depth could be up to 100 feet. Authorities said the massive avalanche occurred Tuesday afternoon near the small resort town of Girdwood in ...
Alaska Dispatch News23d
Wildlife encounter: Yes, Alaska has bats
It was unmistakably a bat, the first I had seen in Alaska. Alaska Department of Fish and Game wildlife biologist Karen Blejwas confirmed that my surprise wasn’t unfounded. Blejwas said the ...
CBS News24d
3 skiers buried in at least 40 feet of snow after massive Alaska avalanche
An avalanche in the Alaskan backcountry buried three skiers under at least 40 feet of snow, Alaska Wildlife Troopers said in a dispatch Wednesday. The blanket of debris could be as deep as 100 ...
The New York Times24d
3 Helicopter Skiers Feared Dead in Alaska Avalanche, Officials Say
the Alaska Wildlife Troopers said in a statement. The troopers later identified the three men as David Linder, 39, of Florida; Charles Eppard, 39, of Montana; and Jeremy Leif, 38, of Minnesota.