Marybeth Holleman

We don’t need a “king.” We need a representative.

Watchable wildlife is one of our pathways to economic recovery. We need the state and federal administrations to recognize that.

State studies report that wildlife viewing is twice as valuable as killing wildlife, but our state managers won’t read the memo.

One of the two remaining East Fork wolves of Denali National Park was shot this past weekend by a trophy hunter at a bear baiting station just outside park boundaries. If this sounds eerily familiar, that’s because it is. This is just what happened exactly one year ago, when the pregnant female of the East … Continue reading It’s long past time for Alaska to protect Denali wolves with buffer zone

OPINION: For the sake of good science, lucrative tourism and simple stewardship, Alaska leaders need to stand up and protect Denali's wolves on state land along the park boundary.

OPINION: Those who love Prince William Sound for all that it offers should force the Forest Service to do its job and maintain this treasure.

If the BP Gulf of Mexico and Exxon Valdez oil spills teach us anything, it's that precious ecosystems can be forever damaged by oil.

Through binoculars, we could see the Mount Margaret pack, six of them, on a gentle slope in the slanted sunlight of a cold September morning. Some were sprawled on their sides. Others curled up, head tucked under tail. A pair, one dark gray and one sandy white, tumbled and jumped over each other.