Alaska Public Media

Some Alaskans bike to work every day, even in winter. Here’s how you can, too.

The reasons for doing so – as well as the lessons and pieces of gear – are many. But how does someone actually convince ...
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AROUND ALASKA: Moose Tracking, Adaptive Skiing, and Ice Fishing!

Fish & Game seeks moose sightings near Fairbanks, the Juneau recycling center reopens limited services, Eaglecrest hosts an ...
Alaska Public Media

For this newly arrived Alaskan, trapping makes for a more meaningful life

All season long, Rausch has been checking the looped wire snares and steel foot traps, slowly adding to his collection of ...
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Alaska man cited for failing to report moose kill after dog attack

Barrett Alexander shot a moose on Feb. 12 after it attacked his dog but failed to report the kill immediately and did not properly salvage the meat, receiving citations.
The Cool Down on MSN

Onlooker captures photos of tourists' reckless behavior near large wild animal: 'Will stomp you'

"These people thought it would be cool." Onlooker captures photos of tourists' reckless behavior near large wild animal: 'Will stomp you' first appeared on The Cool Down.
Texas Public Radio

How to help the next generation of Minnesota moose survive climate change

Moose need more than just woody plants to munch. They also need the shade of taller trees in the warmer months, as well as ...

A Plane Crash, a Car Wreck, and Bogged Horses: How My Wife and I Turned the Worst Hunt of Our Lives into the Best

My wife and I dreamed of a rugged hunt for sheep, goats, bears, moose, and caribou in British Columbia. We didn't bargain for ...

U.P. moose population lower than expected — and scientists aren't sure why

The arrival of European settlers, overhunting, lost habitat and disease wiped out the moose in the Lower Peninsula and later the Upper Peninsula by the late 1800s. An effort dubbed the Moose Lift in ...