It seems everywhere you look and on every level people are gridlocked
From time to time, we reshare past Refuge Notebook articles. We selected this article as part of our efforts to commemorate the Kenai National Wildlife… Continue reading
Upper Cook Inlet fishing families have been hit hard by ongoing politics
When my wife and I decided to move to Alaska, we wondered if we would be welcome in our new neighborhood.
Fear takes any number of guises
As we at the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge seek to know about the living things that call this place home, we come across many interesting… Continue reading
House Bill 52 burdens 98.5% of Cook Inlet fishermen.
Today, all Americans are coerced, embarrassed or otherwise influenced into one of two old political parties
The argument that mail-in balloting increases voter participation never impressed me
The Scriptures advise, “A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches.”
Note: In celebration of the Refuge’s 80th year, the Refuge Notebook articles will periodically feature stories from past members of the refuge team reflecting back… Continue reading
It’s been a hard winter throughout the state.
Southeast Alaska’s natural capital produces economic outputs from the seafood and visitor products industries worth several billion dollars a year
“It will not be an easy task, performing CPR on this theater, but imagine the joy that you could bring to the students.”
Alaskans need to be kept informed of what the trustees are doing with their money.
When the Insurrection occurred on Jan. 6, 2021, it was a direct attack on our democratic rule of law.
“In that beleaguered and beautiful land, the prayer endures.”
We can do better than giving away billions in oil company subsidies
It is now time to look at the work and life of Jesus Christ.
Election security, efficiency and accuracy continue to be integral to maintaining nonpartisan run elections
