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Temperatures in most of northern Alaska have dipped to below 50 degrees this week, with strong wind chills of over 15 mph in most of those locations making it feel even colder.

Oil and gas logistics firm Colville, Inc. has a new Chief Operating Officer, effective February 2.

Not every national park is a traffic jam like Yellowstone. Some barely get any visitors. Which parks are these and why do they get so little love?

In the boreal forest, where secretive lynx depend on the snowshoe hare to survive, climate change threatens to upset this longstanding predator-prey relationship

Oil Search has applied to the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas to form the Quokka unit in an area where there have been a number of discoveries, most recently Mitquq, drilled in 2020. Quokka is east of Pikka, and like that unit, the primary focus is the Nanushuk. The application, signed by Bruce Din...

Dammed rivers could accelerate climate crisis as creatures move into previously inhospitable areas

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy pledged to add state troopers to villages off the road system. Two years later, many communities are still waiting. “I’m very disappointed, obviously,” one village president said.

For the photographer Sebastião Salgado, photography was not an artistic medium, it was a language, “my life, my way of doing things.” Photography for him was a way of bringing to light the reality of the human condition.

Alaska weather hampered drilling at the remote Arctic hard rock mine prospect for much of the summer, but Ambler Metals was still able to identify mineralization that bolsters the company’s claims of a high-grade deposit, according to recently published drilling results.

In this review, we are going to take a look at the newest addition to my hunting kit, the Bianchi Assent Pro-Fit Holster.