Feast and Famine

Obesity in Alaska's Fish Species

Dolly Varden (char) survive by expanding and shrinking their digestive tracts in a way that humans trying to lose weight might envy. For information go to Alaska Cache Newsletter and click on Item F15 listed under 'Fishing'.  -  Doug 

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Read more here: http://www.adn.com/2013/03/22/2835742/alaska-fish-species-found-to-gorge.html#storylink=cpy

Wood Bison Reinstated

A proposed federal rule governing endangered species may provide for the return of the Alaska Wood Bison to its original wild habitat.  Wood Bison are North America's largest land mammals found only in Alaska and Canada.
For additional information go to:   Alaska Cache Newsletter (Item W7, 'Wildlife')

For ongoing news of Alaska's environment, fishing, and wildlife bookmark Alaska Cache Newsletter.

Alaska Bear Viewing Deadline

Deadline is set for filing an application to view Alaska's McNeil River brown bears. Only 185 guided viewing permits are available.  For more information and a link to apply online go to:  

(Newsletter Items AA5 - Around Alaska, and W6 - Wildlife)

Alaska Cache Newsletter

-  Doug

Read more here: http://www.adn.com/2013/01/15/2753872/deadline-for-mcneil-river-bear.html#storylink=cpy

Alaska Xtreme Wilderness Fishing A Click Away!

Partial Cover Photo by Doug C. Myers

My ebook ALASKA - Fishing The UNTAMED includes fishing and wildlife adventures on remote rivers of the Bering Sea and Bristol Bay Regions, Kodiak Island, Alaska Peninsula, and less distant Kenai Peninsula. Separate accounts include fishing all five species of wild salmon, rainbow trout, Dolly Varden char, Arctic grayling, northern pike, halibut, and herring. "A River Runs Red" is a special section on Kenai River sockeye salmon.
Fishing subsistence efforts and hospitality of Native friends receives special attention, and a variety of wildlife encounters are detailed with each fishing expedition. The Kodiak brown bear and mainland grizzly brown bear are included with distinction.
Digital color photo illustrations are included throughout.
Author/Photographer Doug C. Myers

View at either Amazon Kindle or Smashwords

~ Adventure Alaska Ltd ~

When The End Is The Beginning !

                                               Photo by Doug C. Myers

New Year's Holiday Season encourages the review of a challenging and sometimes serendipitous past year while also resolved to the reward in future's promise.  New Year's Eve is a celebration of an ending that is also a beginning.  It is the precursor to each day's early dawn or gratitude following the abolition of a lover's regret - both essential to greater prosperity.  - Doug

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"Where Have All The Flowers Gone?"

"Where Have All The Flowers Gone?"

                                    Photo by Doug C. Myers

'Tis The Christmas Season To Remember Every One -  

To View Again The Fields of Color Left Behind -

From Time Extended, A Beautiful Family Bouquet That Never Dies!

~ Diverse In Thinking But United In Loving ~

Christmas Greetings to each of us.   -   Doug

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Alaska's Far Reaching Sun

                                                               Photo by Doug C. Myers

Alaska's Winter Solstice

Winter in Anchorage, Alaska has been extremely cold in spite of the sun's effort. In addition to  distinguished alpenglow horizons resulting from the low trajectory of a southern sun, images are conjured of tropical white sand beaches farther south where the winter sun remains high.  - Doug

More on Alaska:  Alaska Cache Newsletter

Creator Image - Creativity

 

                                                  Regis Pappert In Photo

Hiking in Nature boosts a person's creativity !

Go to:  ALASKA CACHE NEWSLETTER, "Around Alaska" - Item AA2

-  Doug