climate change

Regions of Alaska and the arctic are warming more quickly than anywhere else on Earth, according to scientists. That trend is the focus of a new show at the Kenai Art Center titled “World on Fire.”

A $230,000 grant from the Bureau of Indian Affairs will allow the tribe to explore options for securing the graveyard, which is located close to the eroding bluff.

Cook Inletkeeper is picking a climate solution to tackle in 2022. And it wants the public’s input.

Climate scientists, farmers and gardeners created the Alaska Garden Helper, an interactive web-based modeling program that predicts changes in climate as they relate to agriculture for communities across the state.

It’s been almost one year since the Resilience and Security Advisory Commission first started meeting. The commission works within the borough’s planning…

We’ve all heard the adage — weather is what’s happening now, climate is what happens over time. That is the case in the National Weather Service’s recent…

The chickens and turkeys at Diamond M Ranch eat pretty well—especially if you consider the volume. Since last year, the birds have taken care of thousands…

Kenai Peninsula College hosted a two-part series of presentations on the possible effects of climate change on the future of fishing and hunting on the…

Kenai Peninsula College hosted a two-part series of presentations on the possible effects of climate change on the future of fishing and hunting on the…

Alaska’s summer is short, but one of the ways it softens the farewell each fall is through a parting gift of delicious berries. In the late summer and…