Alaska is one of, if not the best, places to view dramatic scenery on this planet. For those who don't want to develop ...

Basalt resident Suzanne Jackson to give presentation Jan. 11 on Alaska experiences To Basalt resident Suzanne Jackson, there’s more to a trail than a walk in the woods. A Harvard-educated landscape ...

A Youth Emplyment in Parks crew. Photo by Paul Twardock. April is World Landscape Architecture Month. While many of us might see a proposal for a new park or trail and then the construction work on ...

The genetic mutation, called leucism, causes a partial lack of pigment in the skin and hair A moose with rare coloring has been spotted by the Alaska department of fish and game (ADFG) during an ...

Their bodies cooling with the October air, wood frogs are now snug in leafy blankets all over Alaska. Down there inside those thumb-size frogs, even smaller creatures are hitching a ride. These tiny ...

Lakes and wetlands in the Kenai Peninsula of south-central Alaska are drying at a significant rate. The shift seems to be driven by climate change, and could endanger waterfowl habitats and hasten the ...

Scientific research tells us that the climate is changing, but the changes are sometimes so slow and subtle that they can be difficult to actually visualize. A new photography project in Denali ...