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Why wild Alaska salmon love snow

Why wild Alaska salmon love snow

Posted by Sue Mauger at May 09, 2012 03:16 PM |

As your memories of snow blowing and shoveling fade from this past winter, appreciate our exceptional snow year and the gradual spring break-up. Our salmon will be breathing easier, at least this summer.

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Shaky Jack-Up Rig Heads North to Start Summer Drilling Season

Shaky Jack-Up Rig Heads North to Start Summer Drilling Season

Posted by Bob Shaveleson at Apr 27, 2012 04:20 PM |

Escopeta Oil & Gas – now called Furie Operating Alaska – has mobilized the Spartan 151 jack-up drilling rig from its winter storage location in Port Graham Bay in Lower Cook Inlet. The rig will drill the offshore Kitchen Lights Unit to the northwest of Nikiski.

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Are they here yet?

Are they here yet?

Posted by Sue Mauger at Apr 18, 2012 02:04 PM |

You can hear the buzz around coastal Alaska – have you seen any? Are they here? Will all the remaining snow be a problem for them? Yes - it’s time to welcome the shorebirds back!

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Don't let hitchhikers on your boat this summer!

Don't let hitchhikers on your boat this summer!

Posted by Rachel Lord at Apr 13, 2012 10:00 AM |

The popular aquarium plant Elodea is already in a few lakes around Anchorage. Learn more about this invasive aquatic plant and how you can help stop the spread.

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