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The trick is to find out where the bears go to eat, and follow them. And where do they go every summer and have for centuries? To the rivers, brooks and creeks where their primary diet, the salmon, are swimming upstream.
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(This article is published in "The Louisiana Weekly" in the June 17, 2013 edition.) Theresa Dardar, a member of the Pointe-au-Chien tribe in Terrebon...
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The Obama administration made a huge step just a few months ago to protect some of the wildest areas in Alaska. Now, Republicans in the House want to give Big Oil even more land to drill.
(photo: BIGDOG3c/Flickr Creative Commons) Look sharp, summer travelers: the weeks between Memorial Day and July 4th are a fantastic time to experienc...
Ryan, who grew up in and out of homeless shelters in San Diego, Calif., was introduced to snowboarding through Outdoor Outreach and his life took a 180, propelling him forward and into the mountains.
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An English mountaineer who stood atop Alaska's Mount McKinley only days ago is dead as the result of an accident during a weekend rafting trip hundred...
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My dad and stepmother died together on a beach along a river, thousands of miles from me, in Alaska's remote and wild Arctic wilderness. I came to see the place where it happened. Mountains rose on either side of the wide valley, and at first I thought the wild vastness of it all might crush me, and then I felt it embrace me instead.
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