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Out of the Office: Gratitude
On May 11 this year, just past 8 a.m., the day started cold
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Low early-run king numbers prompt restrictions
The cumulative sonar estimate is 72 large king salmon through May 29
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Refuge Notebook: Kenai River, the river that does it all
I did not fully appreciate the recent history of the Kenai River and surrounding watershed until I read…
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Out of the Office: Hope
Working in journalism is draining for a lot of reasons. We’re constantly taking meetings and phone calls, trying…
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Project to study effect of climate change on salmon streams
The organization will partner with the United States Geological Survey
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Restrictions proposed in Pebble Mine fight
Critics of the project called the move an important step in a yearslong fight to stop the mine
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Ninilchik River and Deep Creek to open sport fishing
Sport fishing will be open for three upcoming weekends
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Out of the Office: Planes, trains, automobiles and helicopters
Every new Alaskan has a bucket list of things they want to check while living here (hopefully, a…
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Emergency orders, fishing conditions updated
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game Division of Sport Fish released a Northern Kenai fishing report Friday
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Refuge Notebook: Be nice to nettles!
Editor’s note: This article first appeared May 14, 2004, and is reprinted with minor edits.
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Refuge Notebook: More than fins, feathers and fur
In the fall of 2010, I found a job opening listed through USAJobs, with the U.S. Fish and…
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Refuge Notebook: Nesting birds can use our help
It’s that time of year when spring cleaning, yardwork and some much-needed sprucing up around our homes and…
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Seawatch: Bristol Bay sockeye run could stress processors
Bristol Bay is expected to see a return of as many as 75 million sockeye salmon
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Refuge Notebook: Youth Conservation Corps: A legacy of hard work and good times
Do you know a local high school student who likes to work hard in the outdoors, doesn’t mind…
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Out of the Office: Tackling Tonsina
I’m reluctant to hike alone in Alaska. As much as I like being by myself and wandering in…
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Team Marley wins again
For the second year in a row, a Marley boy wins the Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament.
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State releases northern Kenai fishing report
Kasilof River steelhead fishing is beginning and expected to improve over the next few weeks
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Board of Fisheries sets new shellfish regs
Fisheries for hardshell clams, both butter and littleneck clams, are closed in all Cook Inlet and North Gulf…
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Winter King postponed to Sunday
The 28th annual Homer Winter King Salmon Tournament has been postponed to Sunday
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Refuge Notebook: Sharing the landscape as bears wake up this spring
Snow and extreme cold were early this year. The conditions made for fantastic cross-country skiing, and the early…