As Yukon salmon continue their summer runs, subsistence fishermen are expressing frustration about gear restrictions, closures, and now potentially infected fish.
Interior
Water fountains in the tundra
Water held under pressure by permafrost can be a problem if we try to use it.
Surveyors climb Denali to recalcuate its height
A dispute over the height of North America’s tallest mountain may be resolved this week as surveyors climb to the top of Mount McKinley.
Sled dogs safe, but musher stays to protect fire-threatened homestead
The Sockeye Fire caused evacuation of hundreds of sled dogs from Willow area kennels earlier this month, and now new fires have forced movement of huskies from a remote kennel north of Fairbanks.
Ongoing gear restrictions, wildland fires lead to empty fishracks along the Yukon
While subsistence has been slow, commercial chum fishing was open in the lower river with dipnets and beach seine gear.
Interior Alaska ablaze with lightning-ignited fires
There were 56 new wildfires Monday statewide, and 238 active, mostly in interior and southwest Alaska.





