Mary Auld
News ReporterMary Auld was born in Fairbanks and lived here until the age of 9 when her family moved to upstate New York. She earned a degree in creative writing from State University of New York-Geneseo. After working for a newspaper in Montana, Mary began graduate studies in environmental journalism at the University of Montana.
She is with KUAC for the fall semester, covering general news, natural resources and indigenous issues. “KUAC was the first public radio station I listened to and it was the beginning of my love for radio journalism,” Mary said. “I get to hear people’s stories, gather information and make it into a narrative that is interesting and relatable to the listeners.”
Mary enjoys hiking, rafting, reading and cooking.
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State biologists completed an annual survey of the Innoko-Yukon River wood bison population earlier this summer, and they say the results show the animals… -
A California-based technology company successfully dropped supplies from airplanes into remote towns and government facilities in rural Alaska this…
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Landing of NASA’s Perseverance Rover has focused world attention on Mars. Meanwhile lesser known to the public, scientists at the University of Alaska…
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Research conducted by the Tanana Chiefs Conference and the University of Alaska Fairbanks demonstrates the value of small, unmanned aircraft to monitor…
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Omega 3 fats help arctic ground squirrels stay warm during hibernation. That’s the finding of research at the University of Alaska Fairbanks published…
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The late Alaska Native artist Ron Senungetuk blazed trails as a sculptor, silversmith, and woodcarver. Senungetuk died last year (2020) and a new exhibit…
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A new study from the University of Alaska Fairbanks uncovers how Arctic Ground Squirrels recycle nutrients to stay healthy during their long hibernations.…
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The University of Alaska Fairbanks Alaska Center for Energy and Power has received a federal award to aid development of hydro energy technology for rural…
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Tanana residents who harvest wood for a local biomass project are six times more likely to engage in subsistence activities. That’s according to a study…
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The Bureau of Land Management's decision late last month to allow a new oil and gas project in the National Petroleum Reserve Alaska (NPRA) has drawn…
