The unremitting inundation set a record for our little cabin by the sea.
So many oddities. So many contradictions. So many holes in the story.
How voters in Alaska, and elsewhere, retook control of primary elections from political parties.
Adventuring in Alaska has been much better with my fur buddy. Moving to the Kenai Peninsula from the Lower 48 is a pretty large feat… Continue reading
From time to time, we reshare past Refuge Notebook articles. We selected this article as part of our efforts to commemorate the Kenai National Wildlife… Continue reading
Handmade pasta adds layers of flavor to vegetable lasagna
How much of the doctor’s actions Bob Huttle knew when he stayed in Cliff House 10 years later is difficult to know.
When my wife and I decided to move to Alaska, we wondered if we would be welcome in our new neighborhood.
Dr. King would be appalled at what is happening today
Fear takes any number of guises
John Walsh, Pat Broaders and Brenda Castles will perform Friday
Moose, bears, sled dogs wolves, whales oh my: Alaska offers many adventures to check off.
As we at the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge seek to know about the living things that call this place home, we come across many interesting… Continue reading
Tutka hatchery produces a pink salmon monoculture desecrating Kachemak Bay State Park and Critical Habitat Area as a feed lot
New Kenai visitor center show features the vivid colors of nature
Volunteer of the Year Safra is appointed to Commission on Aging
Croissants take precision and skill, but the results can be delightful
Here, then, is the story of Cliff House, as least as I know it now.
I’m still trying to find out where I belong in Homer. You’d think after nine months on the peninsula that I’d have some idea of… Continue reading
Note: In celebration of the Refuge’s 80th year, the Refuge Notebook articles will periodically feature stories from past members of the refuge team reflecting back… Continue reading
