Wildlife Photographer Captures Intimate Photos of Alaska’s Grizzly Bears
Wildlife photographer Joe Moreno recently embarked on an extraordinary journey to Lake Clark National Park in Alaska, where he captured the intimate and majestic lives of the Alaska Peninsula brown bears, often known as “peninsular grizzlies.” These bears, among the largest ...
Alaska’s Rivers Are Turning Orange and Can Be Seen From Space
Alaska is renowned for its pristine wilderness, characterized by majestic mountains, dense forests, and an extensive network of rivers. However, this natural beauty has recently been marred by an alarming phenomenon: the transformation of some rivers into a murky, rusty orange hue. ...
The Inuit Knowledge Vanishing With The Ice
Climate changes are affecting entire communities around the globe, whether by reducing their living spaces, impacting their diet, and now even changing centuries of tradition and way of life. On such case study are the Inuit people, who have long been famous for their ability to adapt ...
Alaska High School Teacher Hunted a Moose and had his Students Butcher the Animal to Learn Life Skills
Science classes can be scary sometimes, especially if you’re not used to doing out-of-the-box experiments. One bold anatomy teacher thought of an alternative way to teach his student some real-life skills in his class called “World Discovery Seminar”.
