M. Scott Moon
Photo by M. Scott Moon
Snow from last week’s storm clings to tree branches on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge near Soldotna last weekend. Forecasters are calling for bright sunshine and very low temperatures.
Photo: No refuge from the cold
Posted: January 18, 2012 - 12:35am | Updated: January 18, 2012 - 12:39am
Comments (2)
Add commentBeautiful! I love this
Beautiful! I love this better than all of the anti predator control comments posted by Californians on Alaska issues. Keep up the good work.
NO PREDATOR CONTROl NEEDED
I am not sure what Californians longmere is referring to? I first arrived in Alaska in 1969.
Modern wildlife management science has outdated predator control 50 years ago in most of the Lower 48. The majority of Alaskans would like to see a well balanced wildlife management program based on science; not one that caters only to Alaskan hunters and wealthy non-resident big game trophy hunters from California and other states and countries.
Also, all wildlife in Alaska found on federal lands such as National Parks and the Kenai Refuge belong to ALL citizens of the United States, not just greedy Alaskan hunters. ALL cirizens have every right to comment on Alaskan issues that may effect wildlife on federal lands in Alaska.