From frozen bonfires to quantum physics, why light still matters to our hopes, our science and our long Alaska winters.

Despite a growing chorus of conservation advocates calling on Montana’s congressional delegates to defend roadless wildlands through permanent protections, a bill to do so seems unlikely to advance without Republican support, including that of U.S. Sen. Steve Daines. A Senate Energy and Natural Resources subcommittee on which Daines serves held a hearing Dec. 2 to […]

Discover how Alaska’s booming tourism supports jobs, drives sustainable travel and benefits remote communities across the Last Frontier.

As food prices rise and federal leaders revisit trade and nutrition policies, one solution has quietly been working for decades: Alaska’s commercial seafood industry.

Follow the lives of three seaweed farmers working to restore oceans, fight climate change, and uplift coastal communities through their farms.

A prolonged shutdown could limit the ability to get adequate information in time to set the 2026 groundfish harvest levels.

A public comment period for the planned rescission of the Roadless Rule ended Friday with more than 99 percent of comments opposing the move.

As a polar climate scientist, I have focused on Arctic sea ice for over a decade. But spending time on the ice with people who rely on it for their way of life provides a different perspective.

Hunters and anglers are increasingly setting up legacy gifts to wildlife conservation organizations to preserve habitats for future generations.

The Ocean Conservancy is set to highlight the critical role of the ocean in combating climate change during New York City Climate Week.

Fat Bear Week brings attention to Katmai National Park’s brown bears. This annual event is a unique tourism draw, connecting nature lovers worldwide.

In August, the PetaPixel team journeyed to Alaska to make a documentary about fly fishing, photography, and fatherhood.

Agriculture Department initiates process targeting bedrock conservation policy that protects 45 million acres of national forests

Limited-edition prints from world-renowned wildlife photographers raise funds for Conservation International

Researchers have outlined strategies to prevent Pacific herring from spawning and laying eggs on Alaskan farmed kelp.

After a historic land buyback by the US Forest Service, Tlingit crew members are demolishing culverts to restore streams, salmon runs and cultural history deep in the Tongass national forest

BP no longer produces oil in Alaska, but it is responsible for the sites because of its ties to companies that explored there.

ANCHORAGE, ALASKA— In a recent survey of more than 1,000 Alaskans, most named banning bottom trawling as their top priority when it comes to federal fisheries management in Alaska. Trawlers’ bycatch of non-target species like king salmon, chum salmon, halibut, crab and herring has emerged as a hot button issue in Alaska, with 74% of […]

America’s wild forests are places where people are free to hunt, climb and hike, and animals and plants can flourish. But there’s a plan in motion that could change these forests forever.

Trump policies reshape the role of federally owned land, against the tide of U.S. public opinion

Tongass National Forest in Alaska. ANGELA MA / USDA

“These students can look back and say, ‘I helped build that. I was a contributor.’”

New Development Endangering the Western Arctic I’ve been fortunate to visit the western Arctic numerous times during my con

Conservation groups and some Alaska village leaders said the move would hurt subsistence foods and remove climate safeguards.

Allowing logging and roadbuilding on now protected lands in the Tongass National Forest is a deeply unpopular action that poses grave harm to the forest