This year’s 20th annual workshop, “Invasive Species in Alaska: Where have we been? Where are we going?” will be held Oct. 22-24 in Fairbanks at Pike’s Waterfront Lodge.
Sam White stands next to his open cockpit swallow biplane which he purchased in 1931. Sam lived near Weeks Field airport in Fairbanks, and you can tell by his clothes that he had to dress for the weather.
The great albedo change of 2019 might be here. Snow is covering this part of Alaska that gets coldest in winter and warmest in summer, driving it toward the former.
A National Science Foundation award to University of Alaska Fairbanks researcher Chris Maio will support research and education in western Alaska coastal communities that are affected by severe storms. Maio has been awarded $800,000 to fund studies of storm-driven coastal hazards.
Lake Minchumina — We sat in our berry-stained jeans on the pinnacle of the bluff, my young niece Karen, our friend Coup, and I, munching sandwiches and fresh carrots. Below us, a line of brush-filled swamp separated the near-vertical bluff from a mosaic of birch, scrub spruce and bog, with t…
