As winter settles in on the forests of Alaska, wildlife quiets down. Most songbirds are gone, and mammals such as bears, bats and marmots are hibernating. But red squirrels...

...start in Alaska. His heart and home were open to people in need and he worked to protect the wetlands, animals and forests of Alaska. He is survived by his wife Marjorie Wyland Schmiege, son Bret Donald and daughter-in-law Emily Kane, and...

...giant longhorn steppe bison became extinct. Wood bison adapted to life in the north, grazing in the meadows and forests of Alaska and Canada. The smaller plains bison thrived farther south and formed the famous buffalo herds of the American Great...

...wood- burning proposal honestly, however, errors abound in the acceptance of the hypothesis that wood from the forests of Alaska is a clean, renewable, carbon- neutral source of energy. Simple observation confirms that Southeast Alaska contains...

...population in the vicinity of Yellowstone National Park. We now know a few survived in Alberta and in the Boreal Forest of Alaska. Alaska Trumpeters have increased from about 3,000 in 1968 to over 20,000 this year. Trumpeters nest in the...