Natural Observations-6-3-2012-Waiting for kingfishers
Earth and Beyond host and producer Robin Song talks about some of the feathered migrants who have returned to the area, and some she’s still waiting for. She singles
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Earth and Beyond host and producer Robin Song talks about some of the feathered migrants who have returned to the area, and some she’s still waiting for. She singles
Two monkey stories this week – one featuring our favorite monkey Theo, the other an ancient Japanese tale about a monkey and a boar. This latter tale is surprisingly similar
KTNA invites everyone to our annual Membership and Volunteer Appreciation Barbecue this Thursday June 14th from 4 to 7 pm, outside the studio building on Second Street. It’s a picnic
The period for public comment on the scoping documents for Alaska Energy Authority’s bid to build a Dam on the Susitna River is closing Today. A steady flow of comments
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A team of scientists fresh off an extended research mission to Glaciers high in the Alaska Range gave a presentation at the Talkeetna Ranger Station on Tuesday night about their
The Alaska State Troopers and Alaska Wildlife Troopers this week have continued to send a strong message about enforcing wildlife regulations, and sportsmen and guides have felt the heat this
Alaska State Troopers responded to reports of an individual attempting to break in to the Swiss -Alaska Inn early on Thursday Morning. Calls at 1:15 am described an individual had
The Environmental Protection Agency has agreed to work with the Alaska Energy Authority as a cooperating agency for the Proposed Susitna Watana Dam. In their comments on the preliminary scoping