Kenai Watershed Forum

The idea is to have a simultaneous snapshot of the health of the river at over a dozen different points.

The Kenai Watershed Forum turns 25 this year.In the late 1990s, KWF was a group of Kenai-area residents who came together over their shared concern about…

This particular pocket of Beaver Creek is not far from the road, just a short and muddy tromp away from a gravel parking lot between Kenai and Soldotna.…

To most , it’s food. To some, a livelihood. To others, a sport. No matter how you slice it, or filet it, salmon is deeply important to Alaskans. And salmon lovers across the state were celebrating the species this week.

While the Kenai Peninsula is relatively lucky that the ecosystems here are fairly intact, there are still a handful of invasive species making their way…

It’s pretty well established that Alaska has more rivers and streams than any other state in the United States — which is hardly surprising, since it’s…

Alaska sets aside money each year for projects that contribute to healthy salmon stocks and habitats.The Alaska Sustainable Salmon Fund is the state’s…

The Kachemak Bay Science Conference and Kenai Peninsula Fish Habitat Symposium will be held March 15 to 18. They’re virtual this year and free to attend.…

Alaska’s unforgiving climate once kept invasive species at bay.Katherine Schake, of the Homer Soil and Water Conservation District, said that isn’t the…

The Kenai Watershed Forum’s annual 5K race series is kicking off this week, but don’t look for it on Tsalteshi Trails—this year, it’ll be in town.The…