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Photo courtesy of Michelle SopoligaFairbanks birdwatchers braved temperatures well below zero this month for the Audubon Society Christmas Bird Count, an annual citizen science project that surveys bird populations. -
Robyne/KUACThe Chena River watershed is one of the biggest contributors of salmon to the Yukon River. A tributary stream, Cripple Creek, was damaged by mining in the 1930s, but is slowly being restored to produce salmon again. A citizen science project is counting fish on the stream this week.
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Fairbanks, AK - The Alaska Department of Fish and Game reports this summer’s run of Chinook salmon on the Yukon River is complete, but across the border,…
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Fairbanks, AK - The Yukon River Chinook salmon run is nearly complete according to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. It's only the third time in…
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Study Shows Single Wolf Death Can Impact Entire PackFairbanks, AK - A new study indicates that the death of a wolf has implications for the rest of the pack, depending on the size of the pack and the dead… -
Fairbanks, AK - The University of Alaska Press recently published a book detailing one biologist’s lifelong effort to chronicle the lives of wolves that… -
A survey of wolves in Denali National Park and Preserve this spring turned out the fourth lowest count since biologists started keeping track of the… -
Alaska Native tribes are taking initiative to protect dwindling Yukon River King Salmon. As KUAC’s Dan Bross reports, a resolution penned by tribes at a… -
Fairbanks, AK - The Alaska Department of Fish and Game shot 64 black and brown bears from helicopters in the Western Interior this month. That brings the…
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A researcher at the University of Alaska Fairbanks is working with the state to find out more about Alaska’s Dall sheep. Complaints from hunters and… -
The run size for Yukon River Chinook, or king salmon, is likely to be lower than last year’s. Fishermen saw the lowest run of kings on record in 2013.… -
Fairbanks, AK - Environmental groups are asking the state and the federal government to exchange or purchase land to create a permanent wildlife buffer…
