Working with the team members of the Alaska Volcano Observatory team as they studied Mt. Iliamna was not only a learning experience but we walked away with new friends.
Here’s the irony, right before the drama started I had just stated, “Every time I come to Alaska I get pushed out of my comfort
Budget constraints kept them out of the field last year, but I’m happy to be headed back North to our last frontier to join the
A few year back Jason and I walked our kayaks on the ferry in Bellingham headed to Wrangell Alaska for a 10 day paddle in
If you’ve never had the opportunity to experience the midnight sun of Alaska then I would suggest you put that near the top of your
Ok, so maybe I’m getting a bit tongue in cheek with this title, but bare with me. What I’m referring to here is the fact
Forgive me for stating the obvious here, but Alaska is certainly full of unexpected wonders. Case in point is a small historic church designated only
Not sure if I’ll keep doing things this way, but for the time being, I’ll follow the usual format with this photo from Prince of
When you look at this photo chances are the first thing you notice is the massive shoulder muscles that give brown bears their distinctive look,
Like most places in Alaska Chinitna Bay has two faces. One being that of a haven; the first time I paddled into the bay was
Some of my work has been featured on CNN, Outside TV and, National Geographic.
Just want to thank everyone for all the messages and encouragement this last year. And we really appreciate your donations as well! Our overhead is low, but we do appreciate your generosity in helping with the expenses.
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