Fairbanks scientist Eugénie Euskirchen says most of her colleagues think offshore drilling could be bad for the Arctic.
Southeast
Young, Murkowski bills would delay change for Tongass
The U.S. Forest Service has a plan for the Tongass National Forest that would shift loggers away from the harvest of old-growth trees and offer the industry young trees instead.
McLean, Barr take home 1st place in subsistence foods contests
Celebration brings together tribal citizens from across Southeast every other year. It’s a sensory experience and two contests in particular were made for the tastebuds.
Ferry LeConte tied up with engine problems
The small ferry LeConte is tied up today due to a mechanical problem.
Juneau charges ahead with electric vehicles
The city is projected to double the number of electric vehicles on the streets by the end of the year.
Slideshow: Native fashion takes the runway at Celebration 2016
Celebration’s first Native Fashion Show was standing room only.
Entangled whale dumps tracking buoy near Kake
Marine mammal stranding experts are again asking for the public’s help in locating a humpback whale caught in some anchor line in Southeast Alaska.
10-year-old completes 3-day canoe journey to Celebration
His name is Roary Earl Bennett. He’s 10 years old from Craig, and he’s making the journey with his grandfather.
High fashion, ‘Indigenized’ at Celebration
Seventeen Alaska Native artists and 40 models will showcase contemporary indigenous design at Sealaska Heritage Institute’s Native Fashion Show.
Audio Postcard: One People Canoe Society lands in Douglas for Celebration
Hundreds canoe to Juneau for beginning of Celebration