A Rocky Horror Picture Show concluded with 6 feet of slithering scales in an Alaskan town where reptiles only survive in heated cages.
Wildlife
Alaska Raptor Center director retires after 13 years on the job
During her decade-plus career, she saw the center expand and develop into a world-class attraction.
Park Service bans controversial methods to hunt wolf, bear
The National Park Service has published its final rule on hunting in Alaska’s national preserves, turning a corner in a long-running tussle with the state.
Writer Nick Jans captivates audience with tales of Romeo the wolf
Jans calls the years between 2003 and 2009 “a magical and transformative time” in Juneau’s history. It was during those years that a black wolf, who came to be known as Romeo, lived in the community and interacted with dogs and residents.
Scientists identify dead killer whale found in Southeast
The next step for the scientists is testing the samples retrieved from the carcass to search for what killed this animal.
Seabirds recolonize Attu Island amid toxic WWII battlefield remnants
Attu is scheduled for what may be the first of many stages of cleanup — but it’s unlikely the military will ever be able to turn back the clock to a time before conflict.





