...Yakutat Healthy Community Coalition, Alaska Native Brotherhood/Alaska Native Sisterhood Camp 13-Yakutat, Alaska Department of Fish and Game, National Park Service, Yakutat Police Department, Yakutat Coastal Center, Yakutat Chamber of Commerce...

...John L. Osborn, 38, of Juneau, for failing to return a 2012 brown bear registration permit to the Douglas Alaska Department of Fish and Game as stated on the report. He was given a $110 fine out of Juneau District Court.Fire and medical...

...would also like to extend special thanks to the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Goldbelt Heritage Foundation, Alaska Department of Fish & Game and NOAA for providing expert guest speakers who engaged students in scientific study and learning while...

Report for the week of May 14: Spring king salmon: The 2013 spring king salmon fishing season is in full swing now with the onset of warmer temperatures and longer days.

Hikers, bikers, dog walkers and others stepping outside to enjoy springtime in Alaska are urged to keep a wary eye out for wildlife babies - particularly newborn moose calves and bear cubs - and the protective, sometimes aggressive mothers that watch over them.May and early June is calving season for moose and prime time for encounters with cow moose intent on keeping people and pets away from their calves. In Anchorage, for instance, several attacks by moose defending calves were reported last spring.

...Raptor Center, Juneau Audubon Society, National Weather Service, Carry Your Cup, Alaska Wildlife Alliance, Alaska Department of Fish & Game, Dick Callahan, Bill Leighty and Daniel.Mostly, thank you, Juneau, the best community in Alaska...

ANCHORAGE - Biologists at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game are getting a peek into what city bears do all day.Six bears were equipped with rugged video cameras attached to collars...

...species. They must also have properly sized escape rings and the proper identifying markings. According to the Alaska Department of Fish & Game, all shellfish pots must be "plainly and legibly labelled with the angler's first initial, last name...

...the rock. A freshwater lake was left behind, reaching a max depth of 705 feet, according to research by the Alaska Department of Fish & Game. Today, an existing waterfall now separates the lake from neighboring Taku Inlet, but the resident...

...to stumble upon the unexpected or just touch base with the familiar.At the trailhead, we meet a couple of Alaska Department of Fish & Game biologists who were monitoring bat movements. They shared their discovery of a marked bat that was apparently...