Sitka experiences warmest December on record
December in Sitka was the warmest on record, with average temperatures of 42.7 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Tag: climate change
New board game sparks hope about climate change
When we think about solutions to climate change, board games aren’t usually top of the list – but that might be changing. Sitka climate scientist Elizabeth Bagley has been helping to develop an unconventional tool in the fight against climate change.
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Lisa Murkowski talks climate change, Roe v. Wade, and winning the youth vote on the campaign trail to keep her Senate seat
Sen. Lisa Murkowski stopped in Sitka Friday while on the campaign trail to keep her seat in the US Senate. Originally from Ketchikan, the republican has represented the state for nearly 20 years on the senate floor, and has emerged as one of the most important swing votes in government. Murkowski sat down with KCAW’s Tash Kimmell to discuss her thoughts on issues ranging from climate change, to winning the millennial vote.
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Sporting roundtable seeks to understand changing climate through personal experience
Director of Sporting Advocacy for the National Wildlife Federation (NWF), Arron Kindle, and climate organizer with the Southeast Conservation Council (SEACC) , Matt Jackson join KCAW's Meredith Redick in discussion about the impact of climate change on local hunting and fishing.
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‘Fish for Families’ initiative harnesses Bristol Bay abundance to feed families in need
As food insecurity surges nationally, rural Alaskans at the intersection of food scarcity and climate change are facing a tough reality. In the Chignik region, low salmon returns are leaving the community without a vital food source. In response, one Sitka based organization is leading the initiative to provide fish for families in need
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