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Month: October 2021

Embracing the Darkness

Day by day winter slowly envelops the land. The last of the leaves drop off the trees, snow slowly accumulates … More

Alaska, Arctic, night

Forest Inventory Analysis- Year 1: Chicken, Tok, Healy and Kantishna

After moving to Fairbanks in late 2017, I struggled to find something that I actually wanted to do.  During the … More

Alaska, Alaska Range, Denali National Park, forestry, helicopter, spruce

Finding Love in Alaska

There’s a saying in Alaska for any woman hoping to find a partner, “the odds are good, but the goods … More

Alaska, homestead, love

Building a Home Part 2: Putting It All Together and Move In

Building a Home Part 1: Background and Framing As summer transitioned into fall, the rains continued.  I tried to cover … More

Alaska, dick proenneke, diy, homestead

Building a Home Part 1: Background and Framing

 One idea from native peoples across the world that has stuck with me over the years, having read a number … More

Alaska, dick proenneke, diy, homestead

In Praise of Dick Proenneke

In 1967 at the age of 51, Dick Proenneke decided to leave the industrialized world behind and take to the … More

Alaska, dick proenneke, homestead, Lake Clark National Park, Off grid

Energy in Alaska

In the 1960s, oil was discovered in seemingly endless quantities in Alaska. The state had it made and perhaps there … More

Alaska, energy, homestead, Off grid

AMWC 2021 Strategy Review

In August, Alana and I participated in the Alaska Mountain Wilderness Classic. I for the second time and Alana for … More

Alaska, Alaska Mountain Wilderness Classic, hiking

Wrangells Sheep/Moose Hunt via Packraft

During the summer of 2019, our forestry work regularly brought us over the vast mountain ranges of Wrangell-Saint Elias National … More

Alaska, backpacking, dall sheep, hunting, moose, Packrafting, Wrangell-Saint Elias National Park

A Visit to Lake Clark

For the past 3 summers, my friend Asa flew out of Port Alsworth for Lake Clark Air.  During his first … More

Alaska, dick proenneke, flying, hiking, homestead, Lake Clark National Park

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