Unseasonably warm in Arctic.
Beaver activity impacting water level
More early bloomers in Southcentral Alaska.
A mysterious condition continues to inflict some Alaska birds
Have you ever heard of such a thing? In Anchorage?
Pavlov Volcano provides spring show and showers
Ash from Mount Pavlof Lands in Nelson Lagoon
Residents concern over die-offs persist
First dandelions of spring
An early season?
The Department of Fish and Game plans to trap a flock of birds not native to Alaska that is trying to move in. The agency says starlings could cause big problems for humans and other birds native to the area. They want to get rid of the flock before their numbers grow.
Warm temperatures drive emergence of early willow buds, pollen and honey bee activity.
Unseasonably warm in Chistochina.
Salmonberries (Rubus spectabilis) are in full bloom on Baranof Island.
Early Pussy Willows in Denali Park.
An unusual visitor, or new neighbor?
Department biologists do not keep track of coyote numbers, but Fairbanks-area trapper Randy Zarnke said coyotes began showing up on his trapline trails three or four years ago.
Early blooming salmonberry (was'x'aan tléiGu and blueberry (naanyaa kanat'aayi - Tlingit language) blossoms.
An ice road near Deline, N.W.T. is closed after a fuel tanker plunged through on Saturday.
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