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All 52 members aboard the U.S. Air Force plane were killed in November 1952, prompting a decades-long search on a glacier.

Hop a train past an Alaskan glacier, through the Canadian Rockies, or along the California coast to show kids nature, history, and adventure.

Bears were stealing food from tents at campground in Anchorage that provides shelter but is also bear country

This is certainly not something to sneeze at; one of San Antonio's favorite nature destinations, Rancho Diana, has been named among the best parks for ze

It's waterproof. It's windproof. It's lightweight and durable. And it's made from the intestines of two bears, painstakingly cleaned and sewn together by a group of women in Alaska.

A massive five-year project is underway on the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill.

Outside, the print and web publication dedicated to outdoor recreation, ranked Roanoke the 23th best Mountain Town in the United States earlier this year.

‘We would have no problem if we had…just tribal governments’

Alaska looks to renewables and microgrids to generate wealth, cut energy costs, boost resilience and transition away from fossil fuels.

May 27—Five electric utilities in Alaska will invest more than $200 million to upgrade the transmission system from Homer to Fairbanks, in a step they say could boost renewable power opportunities in the state. The improvements will allow more power to flow along the decades-old transmission system along the Alaska Railbelt, said Curtis Thayer, head of the Alaska Energy