Anne Sears was the first Alaska Native woman to serve as a trooper and at the time of her retirement was still the only Alaska Native female in the force.
Juneau’s Hidden History is a hiking group that organizes adventures into old mines, ice caves, and other historic Alaska destinations.
The 2021 book Valdez Rises, by Tabitha Gregory, details the monumental task of relocating the city after the 1964 earthquake.
Before he passed away in 2021, Clem Tillion was a giant in the Alaska fishing industry and staunch supporter of sustainable fisheries.
The Geophysical Institute researches earth and near space subjects including permafrost, seismic activity, sea ice, aurora, and drones.
Alaska mag tells you what to expect if you vacation to Alaska over spring break and where to find the best tailor in the state.
Before 1923, films set in Alaska were made in northern California. Then this movie became the first one made in the state.
Larisa Manewal is exploring the cultural and community importance of strong Pacific herring runs in southeast Alaska.
In 2021, the descendants of famed photographer Edward S. Curtis released a book of his unpublished photos showing Alaska Natives.
Carl Johnson is an award-winning nature photographer based in Anchorage. He has a gallery and leads photo tours through Alaska Photo Treks.
