An adult female eagle dashed in and headed for the rafters, occasionally swooping down at people and merchandise below.
Wildlife
How heat waves warp ecosystems
After the Northwest ‘heat dome’ this summer, scientists look for signs of ecological ruin — or resilience.
If Sitkans keep setting the table with trash, Fish and Game says bears will keep sitting at it
A domestic chicken has about as many calories as a salmon, and even a greasy pizza box is rich in calories.
Tule geese took the long way south from Alaska last year as fires ripped through the west
As the wildfires Outside got worse and worse, a team of wildlife biologists noticed tule geese were acting unusually.
Alaska author’s new book follows life among Arctic caribou herds
In the last several years, Seth Kantner has gathered images and stories from the caribou herds that live near his home on the south side of the Brooks Range.
Document paints bleak picture of plan to bring Sitka black-tailed deer to Mat-Su
A Fish and Game scoping document addresses Governor Mike Dunleavy’s proposal to provide hunting opportunities by transplanting deer to the Palmer and Wasilla area.