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The Bristol Bay Sockeye Run Has Exceeded 41-Million Fish

Bristol Bay’s massive sockeye fishery is not quite over as there are still fishermen scratching for an end to their season. The sockeye run to the Togiak

The Bristol Bay Sockeye Run Has Exceeded 41-Million Fish

Bristol Bay’s massive sockeye fishery is not quite over as there are still fishermen scratching for an end to their season. The sockeye run to the Togiak
Why Don't We Eat Our Own Fish?

Paul Greenbergs new book American Catch: The Fight for Our Local Seafood, explains how lopsided the U.S. fishing market really is.Most of the fish
UAF Researchers Look at Alaska Frogs that Survive Extreme Cold

Researchers studying wood frogs have discovered the little vertebrates are able to survive incredibly cold temperatures. Alaska’s interior is home to wood
N&N Market in Dillingham Burglarized

Law enforcement officials in Dillingham are asking for the public’s help in identifying 2 suspects that burglarized a popular local business very early

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The Bristol Bay Sockeye Run Has Exceeded 41-Million Fish

Bristol Bay’s massive sockeye fishery is not quite over as there are still fishermen scratching for an end to their season. The sockeye run to the...

UAF Vice President of Academic Affairs and Research Awarded Edith R. Bullock Prize

The University of Alaska Foundation announced the winner of this year’s Edith R. Bullock Prize is Dr. Dana Thomas. The Edith R. Bullock Prize was...

Young Speaks Out at Migratory Bird Treaty Amendment Hearing

Alaska natives and the use of migratory bird parts was the subject of a legislative hearing in the US House Thursday. KDLG's Chase Cavanaugh has...

UAF Researchers Look at Alaska Frogs that Survive Extreme Cold

Researchers studying wood frogs have discovered the little vertebrates are able to survive incredibly cold temperatures. Alaska’s interior is home...

Forum Held on Potential Repeal of SB 21

Earlier this month, a public forum was held in Juneau to discuss the potential repeal of SB21, the new oil tax regime signed into law by Governor...

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