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Alaska Department of Fish and GameOnce one of the state's largest caribou herds, southwestern Alaska's Mulchatna caribou herds' low population has failed to recover. Researchers are examining disease and nutrition to understand why. -
Nuyakuk Project websiteThe Nushagak Cooperative submitted the hydroproject's Updated Study Report to the Federal Regulatory Energy Commission on Dec. 2, and a public meeting to discuss the report is scheduled for next month.
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Dillingham youth wins award for environmental leadership presented by the Earth Island InstituteHeidi Kritz, a 21-year old Dillingham resident, has won… -
Incinerator requiring roughly 200 gallons of diesel per day, much higher than expected. Types of trash and lack of sorting might to blame, but city wants… -
This summer a clean-up effort in Togiak National Wildlife Refuge removed more than a ton of junk from the area.This summer a clean-up effort in Togiak… -
Winds mainly from the south could blow 20 to 40mph, gust to 60, with several inches of rain possible through Wednesday morning. Look for south winds up to… -
On one of the nicest days of the summer, the Coast Guard cutter Morgenthau needs help. The boat is playing the role of distressed vessel. A local tug… -
Summer isn’t just about salmon for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Wildlife biologist Neil Barten and other wildlife managers and researchers from… -
Superintendent positions are open in King Salmon and Kotzebue, and the National Park Service's Alaska Native liaison is encouraging locals to apply. The… -
This week's monster high tides claimed this truck left overnight at Dillingham's Kanakanak Beach. The skiff trailer wasn't immediately found. KDLG: A… -
Pilots, nearby residents, and now the Fish and Wildlife Service say up to 2,000 walrus have been seen hauled out at Cape Grieg between Ugashik and Egegik.… -
Pedro Bay Corporation and Iliamna Natives, Ltd will voluntarily give up rights to develop on the islands in order to protect a habitat that supports seals…
