A commentary author writes that in the 1990s, king and chum salmon were abundant. Today, that way of life is vanishing.

Mat-Su Plants for Salmon event takes place June 14 in Talkeetna. Volunteers will help restore 450 feet of streambank with native plantings to support wild salmon habitat.

Port Heiden is facing an energy crisis. A $300,000 grant from the EPA would have helped the community swap polluting diesel ...

The ruling does not overturn Donlin permits, but it does pause construction action while further study of the planned dam is ...

Kayaking around Anchorage, Alaska means enjoying the rivers, lakes and even arms of the Cook Inlet in the summer. See where ...

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Intrinsic to the Yukon River are skills shared and carefully honed among families, for generations. Nika Silverfox-Young, a citizen of the Little Salmon Carmacks First Nation in the Yukon, calls ...

The images show the river—an airborne corridor of moisture that carries with it large amounts of rain—stretching from the Pacific Ocean to the coasts of Alaska, British Columbia, and Yukon.

The nearly 2,000-mile-long (3,200-kilometer) Yukon River starts in British Columbia and drains an area larger than Texas in both Canada and Alaska as it cuts through the lands of Athabascan ...

In a bid to help the recovery of the Yukon River chinook salmon run, the federal government and the State of Alaska have agreed to implement a seven-year moratorium on fishing the species.

“We don’t want to completely kill culture for seven years while we try to rebuild these things,” says Doug Vincent-Lang, Alaska’s Fish and Game commissioner and the state’s top Yukon ...