Kenai National Wildlife Refuge

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.

Each household can cut down a tree, as long as it's shorter than 20 feet and is harvest with a hand tool, like an ax or saw. The Refuge is open for tree cutting until Christmas day.

For his research, Dave Atcheson’s been back out onto the canoe trails he's been paddling for decades. Atcheson and Alaska Geographic just published a guidebook that chronicles that system so others can enjoy it like he has.

Entomologist Matt Bowser said the large number of mosquitos on the western Kenai Peninsula this year has to do with the amount of snow the area saw last winter.

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

Dec. 16 is the 80th anniversary of the establishment of the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. Joining KDLL to talk about the history and future of the…

Jason Oles knows a lot about bears. He’s worked among Kodiak brown bears, Rocky Mountain grizzlies, North Slope polar bears, and Kenai Peninsula black…

It’s finally sunny and nice out, and with a three-day holiday weekend ahead, Alaskans are likely to hit the outdoors in every direction. That’s always…

Two people are safely back in Anchorage after their plane crashed in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Monday afternoon.Alaska State Troopers responded…

Law enforcement is investigating after a man reported being bitten by a brown bear on the Upper Kenai River Trail this weekend.A man reported the incident…