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- Trump administration moves toward an Arctic Alaska oil lease sale despite the government shutdown
That includes the ecologically sensitive Teshekpuk Lake, the largest lake on the North Slope, which is 2010 and annually from 2011 through 2019, but with protections for certain areas, including Teshekpuk Lake “We can’t let this administration destroy key habitat for cherished wildlife like caribou, polar bears
- Haines proposal could increase annual cruise visitors
They had split off from their larger group of friends after their scheduled tour to Chilkoot Lake failed “If there were some more activities, or more transportation to go to Chilkoot Lake, it would be better We don’t need to make everything like a Houston. If I wanted that I would have stayed in Houston. So I like this. It’s different.” of a difference between Haines and Ketchikan — the ship’s other port call outside of a trip through Glacier
- Wetlands conservation a community effort for Southeast Alaska Land Trust
By Ellie Ruel Juneau Independent Wetland preservation – and privately managed conservation efforts – flooded Isostatic rebound from melting glaciers has caused the land to rise as the weight of the ice runs off road, the trust manages the approximately 70-acre stretch of wetlands across the highway from Windfall Lake impacts of climate scenarios in Glacier Bay National Park. “Like, a little itty bitty steel head. They used to have salmon runs just like Alaska.
- Alaska Science Forum: Hair ice enlivens an extended fall
“Hair ice” grows from the forest floor in Fairbanks. Greenfield-Pastro of Fairbanks sent in photos of what she called “hair ice” blooming from the forest floor of a frozen lake. One is that moisture exists with which to make ice. Her amazing eyes locked on the contrast of white wool upon the dark forest floor.
- Forest Service flight moratorium lifted in Southeast Alaska
The Carlanna Lake Trail near Ketchikan. (U.S. Petersburg Borough Assembly, explaining that it halted projects including trail maintenance at Petersburg Lake staff and personnel from Trout Unlimited and the Southeast Alaska Watershed Coalition to locations like “It’s really hard to make a living with an airplane because the cost of the business is so significant Mercifully, it seems skies are clearing for take-off again. • This story originally appeared in the
- Police blotter for July 3
Traffic Stop At 12:27 a.m. on Friday, Ryan Migdal, 45, was arrested on Auke Lake Way for driving under
- Experts: Local plans are key in landslide policy
As an example, Sell pointed to the seasonal flooding that threatens neighborhoods in Juneau, an annual “Most of us are familiar with the flood in Juneau last year,” she said. “The U.S. Sell said more than 400 homes were damaged by the 2024 flood, while about 38 homes were affected during the 2025 flood, after the barriers were installed. Butler said the recent Juneau flood response showed how that coordination works.
- Update: CBJ cancels air emergency after fireplace and wood stove burning were banned overnight
Saturday evening that prohibited fireplace and wood stove use in the Mendenhall Valley was cancelled late "The City would like to thank Valley residents affected by the Air Emergency for their cooperation, especially atmospheric conditions can become inverted: a layer of warm air prevents cold air from escaping and acts like The ban area extends from Juneau International Airport north to the Mendenhall Glacier, west to Montana Creek, south along the east shore of Auke Lake, and includes the east half of the Mendenhall Peninsula
- New Native dance group looks to bring back tradition in Wrangell
Traditionally, each clan would have its own dance group that would sing, provide comfort and share food The creek is on the mainland, running from Virginia Lake to the Back Channel. The Tuesday sessions are dance and Thursdays are for making regalia. Eagles, Tsimshian Ravens and Tahltan people, and Unangax̂and Sugpiaq (Aleuts) too, while the regalia-making
- Humpback whale found dead in Gastineau Channel
Barb Lake, a member of the NOAA Fisheries Marine Mammal Stranding Response Network , stood on the beach Lake spoke about the importance of investigating whale deaths. “Whales are charismatic. Lake said it is important not to jump to conclusions until more data is collected on the cause of the whale’s death, which could take months. “It just takes time sometimes," she said. "We have to take samples, send them to the lab.
- On The Trails: Dike trail observations and nuthatches
Willson A stroll along the dike trail in late-mid July was replete with nice observations. A red-breasted nuthatch brings food to the nest. Another pair of nuthatches is nesting in the Dredge Lake area, and a friend took me on a walk to see Squirrels (a potential predator) were less likely to chew into the boxes with resin and wrens (a potential competitor) were less likely to move into boxes with resin.
- Wolf pack’s bold approach baffles biologists, hunters near Haines
Encounter on mountain near Chilkat Lake leaves one wolf dead, many unanswered questions Nate Motes holds up a wolf he shot during a goat hunt on Saturday, Sept. 5, 2026, on a mountain near Chilkat Lake. residents packing out a dead grey wolf from a pack they encountered at the top of a mountain near Chilkat Lake But fatal attacks on people are less likely. Wolves also killed a 32-year-old woman jogging near the village of Chignik Lake on the Alaska Peninsula

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