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Angela Łot'oydaatlno Gonzalez is a Koyukon Athabascan artist doing traditional beading.
A decision to develop a set of 50 stamp designs depicting the officially designated state bird and state flower of each of the states was reached in January 1980. Postal authorities were ...
Even though the willow ptarmigan has been Alaska's state bird for more than 60 years, the raven is more far-ranging and is recognized by more people than possibly any other animal in Alaska.
During the short Arctic summer, mosquitoes form massive swarms. But Alaska mosquitoes are less dangerous than those in other places.
In Alaska alone, the goal is to test and screen more than 15,000 birds this summer and fall. Despite the looming danger, the surveillance effort is still somewhat of a work in progress.
A small propeller plane struck a flock of birds upon takeoff in Alaska — leaving gruesome and bloody stains across the hull. Mark Schwantes, a big game hunter and commercial fishing captain, was ...
An Alaska seabird species faced the worst mortality event in modern history, and the population isn’t rebounding, a study finds. Experts discuss the future implications.
It's the first sampling of a summer-long project to swab birds for bird flu throughout the state. Nationwide, the goal is to sample 75,000 to 100,000 wild birds. In Alaska, about $4 million in ...
State and federal wildlife officials have apologized to Alaska Natives for the enforcement of migratory bird regulations that failed to consider the effects on subsistence practices.