...that will test if poor nutrition is a factor in scarce moose populations. The study began last winter at the Kenai Moose Research Center and will continue for two more years. If the data prove valid, the department will use the technique to gather...

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Hungry bruins are brewing up activity in several spots around the Kenai Peninsula, and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game is hoping the public will help prevent problems.

...season will begin on Sept. 1 and continue through March. Hunting is banned in the Kenai Fjords Park and the Kenai Moose Research Center Closed Area. Johnson recommends that prospective hunters call him with questions about regulations before they...

When the snow grows deep, skiers, children armed with sleds and snowballs, and other outdoor recreationists happily frolic outdoors. But not everyone cheers at the sight of more white, and if you watch the wilderness and roadsides during this snowy winter you may see a sullen-faced character not at all happy about the snow.

For the last two years I have been studying the behavior and distribution of American marten on the Kenai Peninsula. As this project draws to a close, I would like to sum up what I have learned about these interesting creatures.

ANCHORAGE A cow moose with antlers an extremely rare animal in North America appears to have survived hunting season on the Seward Peninsula, according to biologists with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.