Natural Observations-Snowfall and bird fall-out
On this week’s Earth and Beyond program, Robin Song gathers information from the area birders who were here to see what happens when there’s a snowfall during bird migration
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High Water update
Montana Creek cut a trench across Yoder Road on Thursday night. Emergency Services erected barricades, and Chief Farina declared it impassable. He urged that the barricades be respected. Farina said
Storynory & Mory - Catch Up
We are a little behind on Storynory & Mory posts, so here is one to catch up. There have been 3 weeks of The Secret Garden, during which Mary becomes
Special: Singer-songwriter Esther Golton
Recording artist Esther Golton is back in Alaska for the release of her Alaska-produced CD, Stay Warm. She joined host Holly Stinson in the KTNA studio for conversation about making
Denali Report 5-29-2013
A week ago on the Denali Report, Alaska Mountaineering School climbing guide Melis Coady gave us some background and history about Mount Foraker. She also wrote about the fact that
Hydrology report for area rivers
The ice went out on the Susitna River on Saturday night, and other than the anxiousness that comes with not knowing if the ice will jam and flood low-lying areas,
Natural Observations 5-26-2013
Photos by Robin Song Earth and Beyond host and producer Robin Song relates her recent birding adventure, a trip to the Kenai Peninsula. Text follows audio. NatObs052613Eagles In 2009
Local River Water Levels Rise
Warming temperatures are bringing a lot of water down the rivers and they tributaries and rivers are rising everywhere. Flood watches have been issued for the Tanana, Yukon, and Kuskokwim
Sunshine Creek Park gets Mat-Su Borough approval
The Mat-Su Borough Assembly has approved the creation of a new park at Sunshine Creek. The park is on borough land adjacent to the state public access to Sunshine Creek,