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Horticulturists and animal breeders today carry on the same type of experiments Charles Georgeson did 100 years ago, finding species of plants and animals capable of adapting to the Far North.
In Alaska, a unique combination of Indigenous rituals and Russian theology has a centuries-long history. It all began with sea otters.
One proposal to solve the impending energy shortage for Alaska’s population centers is to go back in time. To the 1970s, when coal was king in the U.S.
By the end of 1958, the little graveyard’s inhabitants numbered four.
AUTHOR’S NOTE: Happy Valley resident Rex Hanks began his own private cemetery in the winter of 1951. By the end of 1958, the little graveyard’s inhabitants numbered four. The problem was that Hanks and his wife didn’t own the cemetery land. Kenai Peninsula road-builders had other plans for that location, so all the graves had to be moved.