It wasn't easy to decide to post route info and GPS data from my trips in Denali National Park. The National Park Service asks specifically not to share GPS tracks...
Posted by | April 3, 2021
This spring I'm giving away a 12"x18" float metal print, ready to hang. There are 3 ways to enter, be sure to get your name for all three!
Posted by | March 31, 2021
The alpine azalea is a mat-forming evergreen shrub found in subarctic, circumpolar regions in North America. Flowers are 5-petaled, pink, with 5 stamen. The plant is very toxic.
Posted by | March 19, 2021
Snow arnica, also commonly known as frigid arnica is a yellow flowering plant common in open and alpine areas in Alaska and northwestern Canada.
Posted by | March 16, 2021
The water arum, or wild calla, is semi-aquatic plant typically with a large white bract and large leaves. It is mostly poisonous and can be dangerous to pets when planted...
Posted by | March 14, 2021
Aurora Borealis Blog The fast solar wind stream from a southern coronal hole continues, and we continue to benefit from its impact on Earth's magnetic field! Aurora emerging over the...
Posted by | March 13, 2021
Aurora over Fairbanks | Purchase Print Earth has entered a fast solar wind stream from a coronal hole sparking some nice northern lights last night! After a spike in plasma...
Posted by | March 10, 2021
The nakedstem wallflower or parry's wallflower is native to Alaska and Northern Canada, and Asia. It has a raceme of violet, showy flowers and long basal leaves.
Posted by | March 5, 2021
Today I launched an Indiegogo campaign to help raise funds for this website.
Posted by | February 21, 2021
Aurora borealis displays February 19-21 in Fairbanks, Alaska. Geomagnetic storms sparked from a fast solar wind from a coronal hole have provided us with great northern lights!
