Alaska and climate

Guest op-ed by Roman Dial Unique among the United States, Alaska enjoys easy access to 21st century technology, fiscal benefits of a 20th century economy, anduntil recentlythe purity of 19th century nature: clean, intact, and healthy. While wireless, satellite phone and GPS coverage spread, oil and fish supplies decrease, and the wild nature we have taken for granted is changing. Like many ...

Critical Alaska Habitat Spared From Oil and Natural Gas Development

The Obama administrations first lease sale in the 87-year-old petroleum reserve on the North Slope leaves sanctuary for caribou and geese. Petroleum - Business - Energy - Oil and Gas - Alaska North Slope

My Turn: The Alaska Wildlife Alliance Board supports true subsistence hunting

The Alaska Wildlife Alliance is a diverse group composed of both hunters and non-hunters. The AWA supports true subsistence hunting, i.e., hunting at the local level, for the sole purpose of attaining meat.

NWT set to extend tourism programs

Attracting visitors from China, India and Brazil seen as future growth area for the territorys tourism industry

Alaska game managers ask court to stay Nelchina caribou decision

FAIRBANKS State game managers have asked a court to put a hold on a ruling that threatens to nullify permits to hunt caribou from the Nelchina herd. Superior Court Judge Carl Bauman of Kenai rul...