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...Program. View a wide array of special exhibits in the Visitor Center and Environmental Education Center. The historic Andrew Berg Cabin will be open and hosted. Decorate and add your special refuge memory to the Memory Wall. Enjoy special bird...
...wonders of the Kenai. Dall DeWeese visited from Colorado in 1897 to hunt big game, acquiring the guiding services of Andrew Berg, the Kenai Peninsula's first big game guide. As is the case in many wildlife conservation stories over the last...
...visualizationsScientists on the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge have been keeping phenology records for decades, and citizens like Andrew Berg kept them as diaries before that. Through the Changing Landscapes hike and Nature's Notebook program, the next generation...
...Second and third graders in Mrs. Holt's room will study outdoor winter safety and local history with a visit to Andrew Berg's cabin on March 7. Upper elementary students are studying electricity and magnetism. Students are preparing experiments...
...studies indicate that the area north of Tustumena Lake, including Shantatalik Creek, burned in the 1870s. Trapper Andrew Berg, who lived on Tustumena Lake from 1891 until his death in 1939 believed that there had been burns in 1871, 1891 and...
...disposing of them at good prices for shipment to San Francisco.? Truer words couldn?t have been spoken. In 1912, Andrew Berg shot 13 caribou near Ptarmigan Head in the Caribou Hills, the last authentic report of caribou on the peninsula...
...in the documentary is DeWeese securing the services of Andrew Berg Alaska?s first guide who he found working at the Kasilof...Alaska?s No. 1 Guide The History and Journals of Andrew Berg?; and Sasha Lindgren, a member of the Kenaitze Indian...
...successful, females can come into heat in early spring. Another biologist here saw one breeding recently near the Andrew Berg cabin here at the refuge," he said. Despite the reason they're on the move, the result is often the same when...
...job just to survive. Many of our early settlers died trying to carve out a life here in the last frontier. In the Andrew Berg book he kept a diary almost daily that was short but basically told you what he did each day. This is a very informative...
...imagined I'd be working on it one day." Bill Nelson of Kenai also worked with Titus on the restoration of the historic Andrew Berg cabin. He liked it so much, he came back for more. "I enjoyed it," he said. "Its a slow process, and it can...