Why Was Interior Alaska Green During The Last Ice Age?

Taking Granddaughter, Averyl, to the Anchorage Museum was beyond Priceless

Forager’s Delight: Blueberry Cornmeal Skillet Cake

Friendly’s Fried Clams Go Down Nicely With Art

Lesser Sandhill Cranes: Feeding the Colt
Feeding a colt (that's a baby crane) is a full time job. These Lesser Sandhill Cranes are finding leeches, worms, snails, fish, and other invertebrates in the mud.
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Three Great Summer Shows (Back East)

Herb-crusted Alaskan Salmon with Roasted Lemons

Working for the Gov.

Sweet and Sustainable: Alaska Prawns and Shrimp

New York in Late Spring, an Aesthetic Bonus

The Story of the Spenard Windmill

Quick Craft: Coffee Filter Flower

Wild Alaska Devil’s Club Buds

Frost protection in the garden

Dime Piece Mix #6: Spring Vibes
By now, you're familiar with my Dime Piece mixes, right? Here's the deal: Sometimes When I come up for an idea or a theme for a mix, I get so consumed thinking about all the songs I want to include that it never ends up being more than a concept.
In an effort to keep things simple, I decided to start a series of 10-song recordings.
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Spring Absence and Renewal with Art

Making of a Refuge: Kanatak Lagoon to McNeil
In the 1970s biologists did reconnaissance of offshore islands throughout Alaska's coastal areas to determine abundance and distribution of marine mammals and birds to help select lands for new refuges, parks, and monuments that would be created under the 1980 Alaska Lands Act.
Their arduous trip used a 15-foot inflatable Zodiac with two 25 hp outboard motors.
Lentils with Kale, Goat Cheese, and Walnuts
