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Fairbanks, AK - New permafrost is forming in the Arctic, but scientist don’t believe it will survive beyond the end of the century. That’s according to a…

Fairbanks, AK - A new exhibit opens at the University of Alaska Museum of the North over the weekend. The year-long installation is called "Arctic…

Fairbanks, AK - It will be a few months before butterflies flit through the air in Interior Alaska, but the Museum of the North at the University of…

Fairbanks, AK - The first two Canada geese arrived at Creamer’s Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge Friday, according the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.…

Fairbanks, AK - The American Academy of Underwater Sciences hosts its annual symposium this week on the island of Curacao in the Caribbean Sea. A…

Fairbanks, AK - As federal scientists see their research suffer as a result of the government shutdown, at least one group at the University of Alaska…

Fairbanks, AK - Among the many Americans affected by the government shutdown, are scientists who rely on federal funding for their work. But that money…

Leaves are changing and so are the feathers of Alaska’s state bird. This time of year, Ptarmigan trade their brown, mottled look for a snowy white…

Jonathan Waterman has traveled with camera and pencil from the top of Denali to the coastline of the Canadian Arctic chronicling more than three decades…

Fairbanks, AK - The world’s northern-most moths may be dealing with a changing climate more effectively than some scientists expected. In fact, they may…