For many in Alaska, life revolves around the ocean. Its natural rhythms and marine bounty have provided sustenance — nutritional, cultural and spiritual — to coastal communities for thousands of years. In fact,
I’ve always wanted to do a Baked Alaska, and with Valentine’s Day coming up, I thought it would be the perfect time to demonstrate this show-stopping dessert. I just didn’t anticipate
Most Alaskans have some variety of moose meat in their kitchen – jerky, teriyaki sticks, ground moose, moose steaks. They are huge animals (600-1500lbs), and
There are not many women who understand what it is like to get up and check the oil and antifreeze in three diesel engines, pull the anchor and nurse a newborn, all before
Hockey Shorts has been shown in Alaska extensively, on both the east and west Coasts, at the Nam June Paik art center in Seoul, South Korea and at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, BC, Canada. It is presently showing at the New Britain Museum of American Art in New […]
Mary Mattingly creates sculptural ecosystems in urban spaces. Her work has been exhibited at museums nationally and internationally, and is currently part of the International Havana Biennial. Source: Mary Mattingly | Alaska Design Forum
In 2003, Rasmuson Foundation began investing time and money in a community redevelopment effort in Mountain View, one of Anchorage’s oldest neighborhoods. The project was not without its challenges; key among them were changes in significant players and politics, and Rasmuson Foundation’s inexperience in this type of grantmaking. We look […]
Bloody Mary Alaska Oysters: the perfect addition to your New Year’s Day brunch. Get the recipe: www.WildAlaskaSeafood.com
Kenai Kid Vid: Ptarmigan Lake Trail First of a series of videos promoting the Kenai Peninsula. Kenai Kid vids are meant to promote the amazing outdoor opportunity and recreation that the Kenai Peninsula has to offer, and will be used to help promote businesses of the hard working people that […]
Alaska is no Hawaii. Where the Aloha State has white-sand beaches and tropical jungles, the Last Frontier has snow-covered mountain ranges, rolling tundra and a vast boreal forest. There are no
There is one aspect of a shifting calendar, however, for which I refuse to budge: Our annual here-there-and-everywhere-possible outdoor adventuring. Every family has its own value system, principles that provide a compass for living, and ours happens to embrace exploration… Read the full story at www.AkOntheGo.com
After all of the holiday cooking and baking, the last thing I wanted to do was make another trip to the store. I pulled a can of coconut milk and garbanzo beans out of the pantry, inspiration struck, and a satisfying new recipe was born – Chickpea Curry with Kale. […]
The boat and her crew were in port making a delivery between fishing trips and it seemed like a good opportunity to ‘waste’ a couple days searching for surf.
KDLG’s Dave Bendinger spoke with Lindsay Layland, a Nushagak Point setnetter, about her recent trip to bring a new skiff from Homer back to Bristol Bay. Listen here … Source: A setnetter’s journey: from Homer back to the Bay | KDLG
It’s hard not to love ALL the hikes in Alaska, but some of them are even more breathtaking than the rest. These 9 hikes are an outdoor lover’s dream and offer some amazing vantage points for spectacular views as well as some up close and personal encounters with Alaskan wildlife. […]
ALASKA DUNGENESS CRAB & WILD MUSHROOM CHOWDER Get the recipe: Alaska Dungeness Crab & Wild Mushroom Chowder | Wild Alaska Seafood
World Class Alaska Fly Fishing at the Copper River Lodge Located on the Copper River in Alaska, the Copper River Lodge is a secluded Alaska lodge for incredible fly fishing for trout and salmon. This small 6 guest per week fly fishing lodge means you get personal attention from the best […]
Mark Brinster of Brinster & Co. created this video for the City of Homer Port and Harbor.