With minimal equipment, berry pickers can find plenty of success in the high country.

Capital City Weekly Planet Alaska: A berry by any other name would taste as sweet Head over heels for gaawák. By Vivian Mork Yéilk’ For the Capital City Weekly Wednesday, September 23, 2020 6 ...

Capital City Weekly Planet Alaska: The language of berries Like the berries, the language lives on the land. By Yeilk’ Vivian Mork and Vivian Faith Prescott Wednesday, August 3, 2022 2:38pm News ...

Alaska berry mania: Where to find them, what to do with them, and the super-charged nutrients that make wild berries a potent source of vitality.

The first booklet, focused on cloudberries, is part of a larger project that digs into the future of Alaska’s wild berries as the climate warms.

Berry pickers have another reason to leave bears alone in a patch: the benefit bears provide to the berries. (Berett Wilber) Bears play a well-known role in fertilizing Alaska’s temperate forests.

Tank Hardrick recently became an internet sensation in an Alaska berry-picking Facebook group when his significant other snapped a meme-worthy photo of him picking blueberries.

A recently described dietary pattern, the Mediterranean Intervention for Neurodegenerative Delay or the MIND Diet, is increasingly supported by research as a key in preventing or delaying cognitive de ...

FAIRBANKS — It’s berry season in Alaska! As the days get cooler and the nights get longer, people are picking and preserving berries for the winter. Berries are delicious and nutritious. They ...

This year's blueberry season in Alaska's most populous region is a bust, thanks to a plethora of leaf-eating caterpillars, Alaska pest management officials said.

Science Alaska’s Grizzly Bears Drop Salmon for Berries as Climate Changes When Kodiak Island's elderberries started ripening earlier, its iconic bears changed their diet. It's another ecological ...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Alaska’s mild winter and spring weather has been a mixed blessing for berry pickers. “Painting a broad brush, it’s a good year,” Pat Holloway, retired University ...