Alena Naiden
Reporter at The Arctic Sounder
Alaska Desk reporter, previously @arcticsounder/@adndotcom, @newsminer. From Russia (with lots of love),
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2 days ago |
alaskapublic.org | Alena Naiden
Two people died in a helicopter crash on the North Slope Wednesday, according to the National Transportation Safety Board. The agency was notified of a missing helicopter earlier in the afternoon and found wreckage from a crash roughly 30 miles west of Deadhorse, said Alaska NTSB chief Clint Johnson. Responders with the North Slope Borough Search and Rescue were on the scene Wednesday. The National Transportation Safety Board was planning to launch a team from Anchorage as well, Johnson said.
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1 week ago |
alaskapublic.org | Alena Naiden
When bowhead whales pass Utqiagvik on their way north, it's a good time to count them. So ever since April 1, observers have been climbing a perch built on sea ice, right at the edge of an open lead, to count the whales as they swim past. Every 10 years, scientists and local hunters team up to carry out this census of bowhead whales that migrate between Bering, Chukchi and Beaufort seas.
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1 week ago |
knba.org | Alena Naiden
When bowhead whales pass Utqiagvik on their way north, it’s a good time to count them. So ever since April 1, observers have been climbing a perch built on sea ice, right at the edge of an open lead, to count the whales as they swim past. Every 10 years, scientists and local hunters team up to carry out this census of bowhead whales that migrate between Bering, Chukchi and Beaufort seas.
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1 week ago |
ktoo.org | Alena Naiden
Dashing through prickly spruce trees on his four-wheeler, Oleksii Butenko led his wife and seven children up a trail near Delta Junction in May. The older kids rode their own four-wheelers and dirt bikes, while the little ones held on behind. At a clearing, they turned off their engines and walked up a hill overlooking the braided Tanana River. The kids explored as the parents sat among early spring flowers. The family visits this spot almost every week, for the views and solitude.
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2 weeks ago |
knba.org | Alena Naiden
Dashing through prickly spruce trees on his four-wheeler, Oleksii Butenko led his wife and seven children up a trail near Delta Junction in May. The older kids rode their own four-wheelers and dirt bikes, while the little ones held on behind. At a clearing, they turned off their engines and walked up a hill overlooking the braided Tanana River. The kids explored as the parents sat among early spring flowers. The family visits this spot almost every week, for the views and solitude.
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