Endangered Cook Inlet species the center of annual monitoring event
Four harbor seals were released from the Alaska SeaLife Center’s Wildlife Response Program
The walrus calf, rescued from Utqiagvik, was admitted on July 22
Previously called the Kenai River Festival, the newly refocused fair featured booths and activities dedicated to education about the outdoors, wildlife and ecosystems
Wildlife response team is now caring for six harbor seal pups
A second newborn seal was rescued on Kenai Beach and admitted by the Alaska SeaLife Center’s Wildlife Response Program, now the fourth in the center’s… Continue reading
The newly rescued pups were found near Homer and Cordova
Kenai Watershed Forum’s annual summer event gets new name, renewed focus on education
Planting trees in the area is a crucial method for protecting and rehabilitating the streambank, organizers say
Troopers on Monday identified the victim as 70-year-old Dale Chorman
Officials think the poaching happened near the east entrance of Skilak Loop roughly 2 miles from Jims’ Landing
Both seals were found abandoned and malnourished, and both were born prematurely
The project is part of ongoing effort to conserve Kenai River watershed to compensate for the impacts of the Sterling Highway MP 45-60 Reconstruction Project
The series will run Monday through Friday, April 1-5, in Hope, Seward, Kenai, Soldotna and Homer
The watershed forum and other organizations are working to repair habitat and mitigate erosion
Cook Inlet sees traffic and noise from commercial shipping, the international airport, military operations and oil and gas exploration
It is the third sea otter pup to be rescued this year
