Author: Alaska Dispatch News

Cool weather conditions that hold sway over much of Alaska are helping crews on the ground contain the Bear Creek

Sea ice melted back super fast across the Arctic Ocean during the first two weeks of June and now covers

The Kenai River, a river in the Kenai Peninsula of south central Alaska, closes to king salmon anglers Friday, and

May was the second warmest on record for the globe as a whole, capping the warmest spring ever seen in

Initial king salmon returns were expected to be bad in Alaska this year, but it looks like those runs might

Why can’t one of the world’s largest oil companies provide a tiny amount of propane to help reduce towering energy

Eskimo whalers, hoping to expand the use of a powerful new bomb that kills their giant prey quickly, have asked

Rising summer temperatures have triggered an arboreal facelift across a vast swath of Eurasian tundra, transforming patches of Arctic prairie

Melting ice cellars and rotting whale meat, the arrival of beaver fever in a once-pristine land, and water supplies that might go

Alaska’s congressional delegation has sent a warning shot at the international body that sets whaling harvests: Ignore Eskimo bowhead whalers

Some questions have answers so obvious and simple that people overlook them in pursuit of greater explanations. With bears in

Melt season has ramped up across the Arctic Ocean, with the polar pack losing an area almost the size of

Alaska’s congressional delegation has sent a warning shot at the international body that sets whaling harvests: Ignore Eskimo bowhead whalers