Browsing All posts tagged under »Alaska«

Salmon (must) Read: The Salmon Way

May 31, 2019

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Amy Gulick, author of Salmon in the Trees, an amazing book that conveys so much of what salmon contribute to the landscapes that they return to upon migrating home, has produced another salmon book. THE SALMON WAY, an Alaska state of mind, intricately weaves the lives of Alaskans and their connections to salmon through photographs and storytelling. […]

Repost: Save Bristol Bay-Voices From the Bay

August 20, 2014

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  For those of you who have an interest in what is happening with the fight in Bristol Bay over the proposed Pebble Mine, this repost may be of special interest to you. We are in the midst of a 60 day comment period that will end on September 19th. If you care about wild […]

How Do You Measure Harm and Loss?

January 6, 2014

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  This photograph was part of a collaboration between a fellow Bristol Bay set-netter, Lindsey Aspelund, and myself. Please take the time to open the link below so that you can see and read the piece that appeared in the January 2014 issue of Pacific Fishing Magazine. Pacific Fishing-House Bill 77 Thank you Don McManman, […]

Stand for Salmon Alaskans

December 10, 2013

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So much has happened since the last time I posted about the waiting game that the Pebble Limited Partnership (PLP) was playing with the dangling of their mine permit application to the State of Alaska. One really big development was the withdrawal of one of the half-owners of the project, Anglo American. It gave opponents […]

Dillingham Mural Tour

April 19, 2013

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Today I spent the day in Dillingham and snapped photos of many murals that represent the pride associated with fish, namely salmon, in the community. In my opinion it is not necessary to say too much about them because the works speak for themselves. I will say that most of them, if not all, can […]

Joy in Motion

March 14, 2012

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It is sunny and beautiful in Juneau and I am looking forward to getting on my skis. Today I am sharing a photograph that is full of essence. It is a low vantage point of a skate skier’s foot. I find myself amazed at how much this ski boot is expressing. There is so much […]

"The one who watches over the land"

manifesto of a Southeast Alaskan village girl

Warrior Publications

Purpose: To promote warrior culture, fighting spirit, and resistance movements

CSM Photos' Blog

A photographic journal of my experiences as a freelance photographer...

Hooked

One Woman at Sea, Trolling for Truth

Do Bianchi

Negotiating the epistemologic implications of italocentric oenophilia.

hikingnorthwest

These boots were definitely made for walking!

The Jeep Experience

The Rookie Jeep and Outdoor Enthusiast

Wakawaka, Jr. Road School

A Road Trip to Education

the rainy kitchen

cooking through the rain in southeast alaska

the gypsy fish company

sustainable. wild. alaska.

¡Che! Parrilla

Proper Argentine Street Food

Rantings of an Amateur Chef

Food...cooking...eating....tools - What works, and what doesn't!

Hawk Wakawaka Wine Reviews

Described as "A New Standard for Wine Reviews" by @kermitlynchwine

The Bubbly Professor

Excellent Adventures in Wine and Spirits Education

Evil Bottle

The Dark Side of Wine

Seler d'or

Vinous Aesthetics

Pure Alaska Salmon

eat it canned!

the fishing blues

tales of a fishing family

Fisher Poet

Fish is poetry.

SaltWaterSoldiers

News and Views From The Commercial Fishing Industry

saignée

the crushed grape, crying out for revenge