News
Boaters urged to help stop spread of invasive species
When introduced to new water bodies, aquatic invasive species can disrupt and destroy native fish habitats.
News
Rangers urge caution after emergency incidents on Harding Icefield trail
Before attempting the trail, people should be aware of potential hazards of avalanches, rock slides and wildlife.
News
Fish and Game imposes lure restriction on Kenai River
King salmon projected to not meet minimum escapement
Sports
Refuge Notebook: The joy of unexpected rewards on Fuller Lakes Trail
With summer traffic in full force, it took what seemed like an eternity to make it from Fred…
Sports
Wishing y’all well
I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to be “well” lately. Like, what does that actually…
Sports
Refuge Notebook: The life of a biologist
It’s summer in Alaska when the daylight hours are long and nearly countless wildlife is reproducing. Nearly countless,…
Sports
Refuge Notebook: How campers make good neighbors
There’s just something about dinner roasted over an open fire (maybe a s’more or two for dessert), birds…
Sports
Out of the Office: The view from Skyline
In some ways, the isolation of the pandemic has proved even more harsh for me.
News
Kenai OKs objection to EEZ closure
The Kenai City Council unanimously passed legislation during their July 7 meeting stating their opposition to the closure.
News
Kenai and Kasilof kings limited to catch and release
Kings are passing through the Kenai River at a lower rate than needed to attain the escapement goal.
News
Bears and dogs don’t mix
The best way to enjoy bear country with pups is by keeping them close.
Sports
Tangled Up in Blue: 360 days to go
When I first heard about the Mount Marathon Race after moving to Kenai, I was ignorant to its…
Sports
Being aware in bear country
I recently got a call from a friend that is a typical call we receive when living in…
News
Dipnet fishery opens Saturday on the Kenai
Dipnetting is only available to Alaska residents with a current Upper Cook Inlet personal-use permit and a sport…
News
Dipnet area expanded; limits increased on the Kasilof
Dipnetting is only allowed for Alaska residents with personal-use permits.
Sports
Refuge Notebook: Do our feathered friends need help?
For many, summer in Alaska is signified by lupine in full bloom and the bugs coming out in…
Sports
Out of the Office: Camping goals: Turn off the demands of work
‘Stand and stare’ a good motto for becoming a power camper.
Opinion
Voices of the Peninsula: Decision devastating for dwindling king populations
We have fewer Kenai River chinook than we used to and they are smaller on average than they…