Several big wildfires have burned in that area in recent years.
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Forest Service seeks Alaska workers amid national labor shortage
Recruiters say economic conditions are making it hard for them to recruit and retain employees who come from out of state.
Alaska Legislature gets first look at carbon plan proposed by Gov. Mike Dunleavy
Even if the bills become law by the end of the 33rd Legislature in 2024, it’s likely to take several years before the state realizes any income.
Biden administration restores Roadless Rule protections to Tongass National Forest
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said the Tongass is key to conserving biodiversity and addressing the climate crisis, adding that the decision listened to the requests of Alaska Native tribes.
Tribal groups call for halt to logging at ‘sacred and culturally historic’ site near Yakutat
Yakutat elder Victoria Demmert says her ancestors harvested salmon at Humpback Creek for hundreds of years.
Naturalists reveal history of centuries-old spruce that fell on Gastineau Avenue
The tree that crashed through a Juneau neighborhood this fall was older than the United States. Local naturalists say its rings tell us a lot about the life it lived.





