Bear-ly Contained: Petersburg’s response to increased garbage raids
Petersburg resident Dwight Jenkins’ garbage can after a black bear raid. Jenkins later wrote an...
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by Olivia Schmidt | Oct 15, 2024 | Featured News, Local News, Syndicated | 0
Petersburg resident Dwight Jenkins’ garbage can after a black bear raid. Jenkins later wrote an...
Read Moreby Shelby Herbert | Sep 5, 2023 | Featured News, Local News, Syndicated | 0
Petersburg’s Borough Assembly has a light agenda ahead of its meeting this afternoon. The Borough is looking for feedback on an ordinance to update next year’s budget, and will make a final pass at updating the Borough Code.
Read Moreby Jacob Resneck, CoastAlaska | Jan 13, 2021 | Featured News, Syndicated | 0
Juneau writer Bjorn Dihle tells CoastAlaska he set out to write a book about brown bears that wasn’t scary. He say his editor found the manuscript terrifying.
Read Moreby Nora Saks | Aug 14, 2017 | Featured News, Local News, News, Syndicated | 0
The Anan Wildlife Observatory near Wrangell is one of SE Alaska’s most prized bear viewing spots. The US Forest Service recently finished some upgrades at the site that are designed to improve safety for the thousands of visitors who come from around the world for an up close encounter with both black and brown bears. KFSK’s Nora Saks ventured out to Anan to see the changes first hand.
Read Moreby kfskadmin | Oct 14, 2011 | Local News | 0
There’s been bear trouble in towns around Southeast this summer and fall as the animals wander in search of easy food sources like garbage cans. There have been bears spotted walking down the sidewalk and through backyards as recently as yesterday. Local authorities have captured six bears so far including three cubs and released them in the forest, far away from residences. On recent rainy morning, Matt Lichtenstein rode along with state wildlife biologist Rich Lowell as he set out to release a young cub caught near a downtown seafood plant in Petersburg.
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View Rainfall, Wind and Weather Conditions Along Mitkof Highway Hillside near 5.6 mile
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