Officials say if the crabs keep marching north, it could have serious effects on Alaska’s commercial and subsistence fisheries.
Environment
An influx of chum salmon in the Canadian Arctic could be the same fish missing from Western Alaska
In recent years, all five salmon species have shown up in rivers from northeast Alaska to Nunavut, in Canada’s eastern Arctic.
New cultural ambassadors deepen tourists’ experience of Juneau’s Mendenhall Glacier
For the first time this year, tribal members were hired as ambassadors to share their own experiences and culture with visitors.
Garden Talk: Companion planting in Southeast Alaska, with zucchinis
Companion planting is a technique gardeners can use to increase their yield, boost soil fertility, and reduce weeds and pests.
Alaska Wildlife Troopers take lead on last week’s mountain lion death on Wrangell Island
A state biologist says it’s the second known mountain lion killed on Wrangell Island.
As Alaska’s boreal forest warms, land managers face tough questions about how, or whether, to respond
The boreal is warming more rapidly than anywhere on Earth, seeing more intense wildfires, invasive beetles and changing rainfall patterns that’ve caused some parts to shift to grasslands.