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Denali National Park bars visitors as wildfire burns near entrance

Caterpillars on Kesugi Ridge

Chasing the Muldrow Glacier: Denali’s Muldrow Glacier is surging for the first time in 64 years and scientists are rapidly responding

Why are spruce trees turning orange in the Alaska Range?

Wasp Gall on Rosebush

‘Zombie fires’ are erupting in Siberia and Alaska, signaling a severe northern wildfire season may lie ahead

Flood potential for spring breakup expected to be above normal for much of Alaska

Trees Devastated by Spruce Bark Beetles (Dendroctonus rufipennis)

An unstoppable force: The Pretty Rocks Landslide

Disappearance of Tundra Ponds

State veterinarian urges farmers to watch for new diseases in Alaska wildlife, livestock

Spruce beetle devastation returns to Southcentral Alaska — and moves north

Tularemia reported around Fairbanks, Palmer; vets urge quick diagnosis, treatment for pets

Ticks Gorge on Squirrel

Landslide closes park road at Denali, buses stranded for about five hours

While the search for Utqiagvik whale researcher continues, his friends and family reflect on his role in the community

Spruce beetles’ expansion into Denali National Park poses questions about forest changes

A creeping mass of insect larvae near a Denali lodge raises the question: ‘Am I hallucinating?’

Scientists are analyzing data from Denali’s Muldrow Glacier surge, which might unravel answers about the world’s glaciers

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