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Dillingham gardeners say that an uptick in slimy pests in recent years is making growing greens more difficult.

Climate change is thawing the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta’s permafrost, and it’s doing more than cracking foundations, sinking roads and accelerating erosion.

Zoom in on this supposed image of sheep on a hillside and you'll be in for quite the surprise.

A hunter from B.C. is recovering from a bear mauling earlier this week. Conservation officers say the attack was predatory, meaning the bear wanted to eat the man.

Far from the Arctic snow and ice, in brown bear territory, the adventurous two year old is soon to take a river trip back home.

A bowhead whale beached on the remote outpost in the Arctic Ocean, and the news spread fast among the island's bears.

Lagarfljót river, the river flowing through Egilsstaðir, the largest town in Eastern Iceland has begun to flood.

The Common Rock Crab has begun to grow rapidly in number around Icelandic shores. It was first seen in Hvalfjörður, West Iceland, in the year 2006. This summer, it has reached Eyjafjörður in North Iceland.

The extraordinary sight of a 30-foot long dead humpback whale that washed up on a beach area in Anchorage.

An unexpected birch forest is growing on Skeiðarársandur sand plain, South Iceland.

Water levels are 5 feet below normal.

California sea lions are rare but occasionally show up in Southeast Alaska and have been documented in other parts of Alaska as well.

It's not yet clear what led to the humpback’s death or where it died, and biologists are warning people to stay away from the carcass.

Bilberry harvests have been poor in several key regions, and the dearth of berries in Eastern Europe especially has raised prices by as much as 70 percent in a year.

Plastic waste in the ocean is now so widespread it is polluting remote ice floes in the Arctic, scientists have discovered.

Sport fishermen are struggling to reel in the rainbow trout and Dolly Varden that usually are so abundant in fall.

The state's small farms are booming amid longer growing seasons and thriving farmers markets. But climate change has also made for less predictable weather.

If you’re living in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta a hundred years from now, it’s going to be hot and wet, according to a new study by scientists at the International Arctic Research Center, an institute at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.