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Food from the Forest: New studies show benefit of managing for wild foods

Mary Catharine Martin - April 20, 2026

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Pressing Silence: Britta Adams is a body in motion

Rachel Levy - April 16, 2026

Pressing Silence: Rebecca Poulson, Woven in Water

Arts and Culture Rachel Levy - March 16, 2026

Standing just outside of Pioneer Bar, then, just downwind from ANB Harbor, Rebecca Poulson cruised up next to me on her bicycle.

Carnival cruise ships logged 750+ pollution violation days in Alaska waters

Environment Rachel Levy - March 2, 2026

Contrary to the narrative of pristine ecosystems in Alaska, it’s federally legal for cruise ships, to dump smokestack washwater into the ocean.

Cascade Point Ferry Terminal raises concerns among Southeast residents

Environment Rachel Levy - February 10, 2026

The public comment period regarding Phase 1 of the Cascade Point Ferry Terminal project closed last month and left many Southeast Alaskans frustrated.

JKT hopes to bring the bipartisan coalition mindset to the governor’s office

Elections Matt Acuña Buxton - February 4, 2026

Sitka Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins has officially joined the race for governor, making him the third Democrat and 16th candidate to join the race.

For Meghan Chambers, beginnings are coastal

Arts and Culture Rachel Levy - January 27, 2026

This morning, like many others, Chambers stays close to what she considers home: the shoreline.

Clean Water Town Hall calls for HFO ban

Commentary Rachel Levy - October 16, 2025

This week, Juneau answered its last cruise ship port call of the season.

Many cruise ships emit super pollutants despite clean fuel alternatives

Commentary Rachel Levy - August 27, 2025

On average, each generator on these cruise ships emits the equivalent of an Olympic-sized swimming pool’s worth of acid every hour

History, mystery and the long-awaited revival of Eldred Rock Lighthouse

Arts and Culture Rachel Levy - August 12, 2025

To reach Alaska’s oldest original lighthouse, you’ll need a captain, a boat and a bit of a salty sense of humor.

Dead humpback calf washes ashore near Douglas, reigniting concerns over vessel traffic

Environment Rachel Levy - July 31, 2025

NOAA Fisheries was notified of the stranded whale at 9 a.m. on July 26th, and a team was dispatched to assess the situation.

Kleinhenz Brings A Taste of the Ocean to the Bear’s Lair

Arts and Culture Rachel Levy - July 25, 2025

Writer, painter, set designer and Tide Watcher: these are just a few of the things Christine Kleinhenz is known for.

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