Issue 115 Fall 2011
Broadband Comes to SW Alaska * On Assignment in Alaska * Through Their Eyes: First-time Volunteers  *  Floating on Air: Packrafting Birch Creek Wild and Scenic River * Project for Hope and Healing* News from around the state

Issue 114 Summer 2011
America's Great Outdoors * A Road to Adventure * Volunteers wage War on Invasive Plants * Statewide News 

Issue 113 Spring 2011
Breaking the Ice: North Slope Science Initiative  * Winter Trails Day 2011 Fun for All Ages  * BLM Hosts Iditarod Ceremonial Start 2011  * BLM-Alaska Welcomes New Key Staff  * Tracking Oreamnos americanus * Statewide News 

Issue 112 Winter 2011
Winter Biking- A Possibly Crazy Tradition * Trail Teachers Set a New Course * Crew Saves Historic Steele Creek Roadhouse * A Cautionary Tale: Riding on Packing Peanuts into Alaska's * White Mountains * Statewide News

Issue 111 Fall 2010
Bud Cribley—Realizes a Lifelong Dream New BLM-Alaska State Director * Planning for all of the NPR-A * Reroofing the Kink Cabin * Alaska Smokejumpers Make-a-Wish Come True * Alaska Fire Service Goes International * Taking Kids Outside in the Copper River Valley * Centennial Milestones * Statewide News 

Issue 110 Summer 2010
Young workers * Science Center hosts radio celebrity * Ballast Water Treatment Facility overhauled * Sourdough Campground is accessible * Red Devil Mine meetings * ARRA projects update * Alaska history of NLCS * A Celebration! National Public Lands Day* Click It! Resources at your fingertips * Statewide News

Issue 109 Spring 2010
10th Anniversary of National Lanscape Conservation System (NLCS) * BLM-Alaska State Director to Retire * White Mountains 100 Ultra Marathon Race * Career Training for Alaska Youth * Graduate Work in Alaska * Youth at Alaska Forum * Science Center Friends Group Wins Award * ARRA Project Update * Statewide News

Issue 108 Fall 2009-Winter 2010 
In this issue: Raven Bluff Site * First ARRA project completed * Red Devil Mine Projects * Refuge from the Storm * Improving Summit Trail * New Field Manager * Connecting to the Community * Working From the Heart * Job Corps Students Lend a Hand * Alaska State Fair Exhibit * Moose–More than a Heliport Hazard * Climate Change Legislation in the 19th Century? * Resolved: Unauthorized Use Cases * The Fiery Season of 2009 * National Public Lands Day * National Landscape Conservation System 10th Anniversary

Issue 107 Summer 2009
BLM-Alaska Receives Stimulous Money * Iditarod Trail Centennial goes to the fair * 2009 Federal Land Manager Award * Land use planning update * 50 years fighting fire in Alaska * Connecting Alaska * Campbell Tract trailhead gets new look * Permitting on our public lands * Statewide News

Issue 106 Spring 2009
In this issue: Fighting Fires from the Sky* "There's no place like Nome"* Delta National Wild, Scenic and Recreational River Plan is underway* Fifty years before Alaska's statehood* Does your group size fit?* President signs Public Lands Act* BLM-Alaska land transfer manager receives national award* Statewide News

Issue 105 Winter 2008
In this issue: A Cabin of a Different Sort* 2008 Environmental Award for East Teshekpuk Legacy Well Remediation Team* American Dipper* Barrow students experience Ivotuk Science Field Camp * Pulling Hard for the BLM* Invasive Cure your Winter Blahs *  Excited about Planning? You Betcha! * Four Land Use Plans* LBJ's Role in Alaska History *Get Outdoors*A Treasue Trove of Resources *  Statewide News

Issue 104 Fall 2008
In this issue: Oil and Gas Lease Sale Generates $30,961,806 * New and Revised Publications * Dugan Nielsen* East Teshekpuk Well Site Cleanup * Iditarod National Historic Trail Centennial * Quest For Alaska’s Gold * Invasive Weeds in Alaska * New Field Manager at Anchorage Field Office * Luise Woeflein: Excellence in Environmental Education* Long Lost Letter *Cool, Wet Summer * Land Use Planning Update * North Slope Science Initiative Making Inroads * Statewide News

Issue 103 Summer 2008
In this issue: Geocaching on public lands in Alaska * Jerry Brossia * Presidential Recognition * Simple Pleasures: Bird-watching * Take it Outside! * Outdoor Week 2008 photos* Lands are changing hands: Lime Village *  Unsung Hero of the Alaska Purchase * New field manager in Glennallen * BLM-Alaska's new Recreation Web site * Statewide News * Firewise

Issue 102 Spring 2008
In this issue: Winter Trails Day 2008 * Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline * Remove unauthorized/property from BLM public lands * Yukon Quest * Kick off of the Iditarod NHT Centennial * Denali Highway adventure * Overbaugh wins Mardy Murie award *  Resource management plans Lands are changing hands

Issue 91 Winter 2003-04
BLM finalizes plan for Northwest NPR-A * Ultimate Challenge * Iditarod NHT turns 25 * Northern dinosaurs * Fire season wrapup * Advisory Council Expands * State news roundup

 Issue 90 Fall 2003
BLM launches bold plans to finish land transfers by 2009 * Northern Exposure * Sleepless in Tozitna * Who's 100* Border cleanup * For the birds * State news round-up

Issue 89 Summer 2003
BLM to take second look at northeast NPR-A * Award winning Alaskans * Big changes at Tangle Lakes * An interior secret * Two new resource plans * Statewide news round-up

Issue 88 Spring 2003
BLM to analyze proposed oil development in northeast NPR-A * Another 8.8 million acres to plan * Got gas? * Research aplenty * TAPS encore * Koyukuk mining * Statewide news round-up

Issue 87 Winter 2002
White Mountains NRA added to BLM's national conservation system * Our long hot summer * Meet BLM's new boss * Cool school * Counting the ellusive harlequin * Statewide news round-up

Issue 86 Fall 2002
NPR-A lease sale* Gulkana River Survey* Driving Denali* Is Autumn Alaska's Shortest Season?* Middle Fork Trail Tests New Technology* Statewide news round-up

Issue 85 Spring 2002
BLM-ASD Fran Cherry goes to WO, Henri Bisson new AK ASD * BLM national director visits Alaska * Olympics wrap-up * Denali Highway goes to the dogs * Colville River plan delayed * Fire planned in Alphabet Hills

Issue 84 Winter 2002
Alaskans lend a hand to help a city recover * Pipeline comments * The other side of NPR-A * Bridging the White Mountains * Meet your new RAC * News around Alaska

Issue 83 Fall 2001
The last homestead * Where's Johnny? * Dalton Cache restored * British Invasion * News around Alaska

Issue 82 Summer 2001
RAC tours Colville River * Firefighters fix cabin * Latest on easements * Eyes in the Sky * Russian smokejumpers * News around Alaska

Issue 81 March/April 2001
It's Iditarod Time! * Iditarod Shelter Cabins * BLM suspends 3809 regs for public review * Protect your property from wildland fires * Pipeline companies apply for the renewal of rights-of-way authorizations for Trans-Alaska Pipeline

Issue 80 Jan/Feb 2001
JPO hires consultants to assure safety * BLM rolls out final OHV strategy * Secretary signs Campbell Tract withdrawal extension * Plans for the Campbell Tract include accessible trails * BLM plans EIS for pipeline right-of-way * Alyeska employee survey shows improvement * JPO overhauls oil spill plan after 1989 disaster * Lower 48 blazes beat Alaska fires by miles * Congress increases fire prevention budget * Winter fires burns tundra * Thinning trees reduce urban wildfires * Last summer's 368 wildfires fewer than the state average of 630 * Western Arctic Caribou Herd group meets in Kotzebue

Issue 79 Fall 2000
Alaska's homestead era comes to an end * It's been 20 years since ANILCA was signed - but who's counting? * Changing times require changes in planing * BLM honors Carter for signing ANILCA * Free land, gold mines, a fresh start - the stuff of dreams to early settlers * Follow those minerals! * Wild West ended when settles took leave of their "census" * Varooom!!! Faster than a covered wagon! * Managing places for wide-open spaces * Director Fry swaps land duty for ocean industry * BLM releases Ketchikan geophysical survey report * BLM publishes final EIS on proposed 3809 surface mining regulations

Issue 78 June/July 2000
Friendly flowers or wilful weeds? * Wild about plants! They're wild - gardening with native plants * Did you know? * BLM geology team continues search in Koyukuk mining district * Making things right at the Maclaren Glacier * BLM abandoned mine lands program reduces risks to health safety and the environment * Proposed regs address oil and gas leasing in NPRA

Issue 77 April/May 2000
Retreating glacier reveals ancient forest * Receding ice reveals sinking ancient forest * Bering Glacier identified as key ecological site * Discovery Prescribed fire planned for the Alphabet Hills * Campbell Creek - the Sun Moves It * BLM poet takes top honors in DOI contest * BLM helps marathon mapping project * University analyzes Gulkana River surveys

Issue 76 Feb/March 2000
John & Clyde's Frontier Adventure * 1939 road trip paves way for Alaska Highway * "No thanks, I'll pass" * NPR-A subsistence advisory panel meets in Barrow * Historic Iditarod Trail cabin gets a facelift * Alaska Fire Service collects for costs of 1996 fires

Issue 75 Nov/Dec 1999
900 Acres up in smoke * Frostfire - 900 Acres up in smoke may save countless arces later * Nome Creek Road - gateway to White Mountains NRA * Changing of the guard * ARLIS offers bones, books, and info * Alyeska hold oil spill exercise on Gulkana River * Word travels about Alaska archaeology handbook for teachers

Issue 74 July/Aug 1999
Full of sound and fury * Council seeks new solution to a not-so-new problem * What's a RAC? * Reduce fire damage with defensible landscaping * Juneau Gold Rush days * Swiftwater rescue training pays off on Gulkana * No digging, please * Iditarod Trail picked for Millennium Trails Program * Handbook uses time travel and fiction to teach archaeology * Lee's Cabin reopens

Issue 73 May/June 1999
Iditarod Trail work is never done * Rediscovering fire * Big changes for AFS communications * Fort Egbert celebrates 100 years! * BLM volunteers "Making a Difference" * BLM-Alaska has new state director * BLM wins Federal Employee of three years running

Issue 72 March/April 1999
BLM sets NPR-A lease sale for May 5 * North Slope and BLM create new natural resource internship program * Inupiat Heritage Center opens in Barrow * Whaling is a key part of the Inupiat culture, in ancient days and today * New tracks would save people and moose * East meets north on the Last Frontier * DOI celebrates 150 years of service * BLM wants public comment on future mineral studies * Restrictions on motorized access to closed Gulkana National Wild River boat launch * BLM seeks advisory council nominees * Roadside reverie ...

Issue 71 Jan/Feb 1999
Protecting the predators * RAPS student strikes gold * RAPS and ROCKS * BLM releases Squirrel River EIS * New special management area * Subsistence board closes caribou hunt * BLM extends comment period for proposed Oil and Gas Rule * Pipeline ROW issued * Gulkana River Study progresses * Alaskans get second chance to comment on new surface management regulations * One way to stay warm * Iditarod champion musher Buser wins Copper Basin 300 sled dog race * Volunteers needed!

Issue 70 Nov/Dec 1999
Among the Fields of Green * Mapping veggies * Babbitt signs Record of Decision * Oil & Gas leasing in the NPR-A * Okay, ... let's give it another try * Dredging up a solution * BLM's new website outlines film permit process Costs of Firefighting Last Long After the Smoke is Gone * No fires, firearms, fireworks, ...

Issue 69 Sept/Oct 1998
New managers for Northern Alaska BLM * Kids on Public Land Day * Horsing around on the last frontier * Iditarod Trail Council schedules final meeting * A tale of two cleanups * Only one major Alaska fire for 1998 * Powerline decision reached for Golden Valley * BLM distributes $8 million * BLM state director announces retirement * Gulkana River planning begins

Issue 68 July/Aug 1998
BLM preserves Sitka cemetery and Russian blockhouse * Sitka's past * Interior officials review Alaska programs * No invitation, but they moved in anyway * BLM unveils proposed NPR-A management plan * Campgrounds rise up from mountains of mining tailings * Early days - golden times * Set the table - it's dinner time! * Remote Access Weather Station (RAWS) * Public Land Laws of Alaska * Gulkana River system Limits of Acceptable Change (LAC)