Alaska Wildlife Alliance

A prospective Eagle Scout from Texas is working on a project to protect Cook Inlet beluga whales. Monday morning, his troop installed signs at the Kenai city dock.

Last week's rule withdrawal and today's court dismissal are the latest in a long debate over wildlife management in the 2-million acre refuge.

The decision is the latest in a legal battle dating back to 2016.

Those who live close to the Kenai and Kasilof rivers know belugas sometimes feed there. But it’s been a mystery how many whales actually travel through…

Safari Club International is appealing a decision from a federal judge to uphold hunting and trapping restrictions in the Kenai National Wildlife…

Hunting regulations put in place on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge three years ago are at the center of a new lawsuit filed by the state of…

Belgua whale watching has wrapped up for the season. The organized, scientific variety anyway. The fall beluga count administered by several government…

The Kenai Peninsula hosts 300 bird species, and spring is a great time to see, and hear them.That’s the message from George Kirsch, who gave a…