An explosion on Mount Spurr could generate massive cloud of ash, which could mess with airplanes and cause issues for humans.

Alaska’s distance from the U.S. mainland delayed its pandemic pain -- but hasn't prevented it. Indeed, the mayor of Anchorage recently described the situation there as a coming “COVID storm.” ...

Photograph by Acacia Johnson, National Geographic A brown bear and her three cubs observe an approaching bear at Brooks Camp in Alaska's Katmai National Park and Preserve. Here, summer visitors ...

But if money were no object, I wouldn't hesitate to take another Lindblad Expeditions - National Geographic cruise to explore a new destination, like Portugal or Iceland. In terms of other Alaska ...

The book is called “Canoeing Yaghanen: A Guide to Kenai National Wildlife Refuge’s Swan Lake and Swanson River Canoe Systems" and it's published by Alaska Geographic. The two canoe routes were ...

The Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center's website asks you to make it “your first stop in Fairbanks and your gateway ...

Portland-based Graphic Arts Center Publishing Co. has expanded its reach into the Alaska publishing market by purchasing the complete Alaska Geographic Society book list. It will take over ...

When a pair of directors from the National Geographic Channel visited the Old Believer village of Nikolaevsk Tuesday evening, only about a dozen people attended. Word had gone out that even though ...

Alaska Native Language map. Source: Alaska Geographic Alliance. Click image for a larger view At the time of contact with Russian explorers in the mid-18th century, Alaska was occupied by ...

This week a new ship joined the cold rush to Alaska: Lindblad Expedition’s National Geographic Quest set sail for the first time on an eight-day cruise through the Inside Passage. The Quest is ...

From the producers of “Life Below Zero,” this National Geographic series follows the 100-person community of Port Protection. Located in a remote area of Prince of Wales Island, Alaska ...

The partnership between all of these agencies started as a casual conversation between Amanda Smith from Alaska Geographic and Cyndy Holderith, a Mears teacher. The ultimate goal was to take all ...