To showcase our readers’ work to the widest possible audience, Wild Shots have been moved in front of the Juneau Empire’s paywall. Don’t have a… Continue reading
Summer came, with the colorful blooming of tall fireweed. Hermit thrushes were still singing and, on two different trails, juvenile hermits lingered on the open… Continue reading
Reader-submitted photos of Mother Nature in Southeast Alaska.
Reader-submitted photos of Mother Nature in Southeast Alaska.
Reports of peanutbutterfish are uncomfirmed at this time.
Murkowski deserve credit for uniting lawmakers on this bipartisan issue.
Construction not expected until 2022 at the earliest.
This one’s for the birds.
A new adventure in the new year.
In a letter to the editor on Dec. 22 Gary Miller states that he can’t see deer on Douglas Island. Yet I see deer tracks… Continue reading
Fishcamp is a way of life.
These birds cover a lot of mileage.
Muskeg life is wet, mushy, juicy, fleshy, tangy, glabrous, globose and glandular.
Over the weekend Katie McCaffrey and I spent almost eight hours approaching and exploring the Herbert Glacier at mile 28 on the Juneau road system.… Continue reading
Juneau leaf-peepers don’t have to travel to the upper Midwest or New England for a view of lovely fall colors.
Pay closer attention to the tiny things.
In September, the natural world slows down.
