KPBSD students join fishing groups to pick up trash along Kenai River
The ordinance expands the definition of the kind of bags prohibited in city limits to include any bag designed to carry goods from a vendor’s premises
A solution to help campers safely and successfully extinguish their fires won top honors at the 34th Annual Caring for the Kenai Competition on Thursday… Continue reading
The trees are especially vulnerable to wildfires and are prone to falling over during high wind events
The meeting marked the official kickoff of Cook Inletkeeper’s fourth installment in its local solution series
The burns are part of ongoing spruce beetle mitigation efforts
Kenai Classic Roundtable topics include chinook, wind turbines, collaboration
The project was developed in response to concerns about high concentrations of dissolved metals, specifically copper and zinc
From a white truck parked at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex on Tuesday, David Knight hauled a large bag full of sawed-off plastic containers. Dropping… Continue reading
The contest challenges peninsula students to devise ways to improve the environment or prepare for a natural disaster
Senate Bill 87 aims to make locally milled lumber more widely available for the construction of housing in Alaska
The city last year adopted the Kenai Peninsula Borough’s Community Wildfire Protection Plan
Alaska Department of Natural Resources Commissioner-designee John Boyle attended Friday’s Soldotna Chamber of Commerce luncheon
The Dinosaur Parcel, named for its unique shape, has long been prioritized for conservation
Kenai to buy last land parcels needed for stabilization effort
Kenai Watershed Forum’s Fireside Chats conclude
The project would located at the Central Peninsula Landfill
