KCAW Staff, Author at KCAW

Imagination Library fundraiser serves up food for thought

The Sitka Imagination Library is hosting a book basket auction and burger bar dinner at the Elks Club on Sunday, December 1st.

Study underscores value of herring, highlights threat to subsistence fishery

The study, funded by Sealaska Heritage Institute, faults state management for depleted herring stocks throughout Southeast.

Sitka brings home $25k health prize

Chandler O'Connell and Doug Osborne, both of the Sitka Health Summit Coalition, joined KCAW's Erin Fulton to discuss the prize and what it means for the town.

ADF&G forecasts ‘weak’ pink salmon harvest for 2020

According to a preseason forecast released on Wednesday, the estimated 2020 harvest is around 12 million fish, far below the ten-year average.

Taking an Art Walk on the wild side

Based her most recent trip to the West Chichagof-Yakobi Wilderness, photographer Lione Clare started a new project -- superimposing haikus on photos from the expedition.

Commentary: Roadless Tongass, sustainable logging go hand-in-hand

We still have the opportunity to create a sustainable economy, one that includes a logging industry.

Sitka anthropologist uncovers history hidden in the woodwork

In Sitka, there’s a unique piece of local architectural history hiding in plain sight. Several pieces, actually.

Soup, bowls, and chair-ity with Brave Heart Volunteers

Brave Heart Volunteers invites the community to a fundraiser Thursday, November 21st featuring soup, bowls, and chairs -- all homemade.

Encountering the life and work of Richard Nelson

In celebration of the life and work of Richard "Nels" Nelson, you can listen to a special program created sharing insights into the creation of Encounters and memories of Nels.

Sitkans demonstrate at USFS office in support of Roadless

Sitka residents staged a small demonstration outside the US Forest Service offices Friday afternoon to raise awareness about proposed changes to the Roadless Rule, and to encourage public comment.