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Homer’s annual Kachemak Bay Writers’ Conference took place last weekend, May 16-19. KBBI’s Emilie Springer spoke with event director Erin Hollowell for a review of the conference and some changes people will see next year.

The 2016 Kachemak Bay Writers Conference kicks off this Friday. With 17 presenters including keynote speaker, two-time U.S. Poet Laureate – Natasha…

The Kachemak Bay Science Conference and Kenai Peninsula Fish Habitat Symposium will be March 15th through the 18th .The conference is virtual this year…

If you would like to contribute to Kachemak Crane Watch's tracking and research, call 235-6262 or send an email to reports@cranewatch.org. Faust is…

The 31st Annual Kachemak Bay Shorebird Festival kicked off Wednesday and welcomes back migratory birds, visitors and locals for four days of guided bird walks, boat tours, presentations and activities around the bay.

The city of Homer is expecting a drill rig with the exploration company Furie to pull into the port Saturday. The city will host the rig after another…

Estuaries are ecosystems where salt and fresh water mix, creating diverse habitats for marine life, and supporting the plants, animals and people that call its shores home. With spring around the corner, the waters and shoreline of Kachemak Bay are essential feeding grounds for migrating birds winging their way north.

The 2019 Kachemak Bay Writers' Conference invited Kachemak Science to attend this June. In this episode, you'll hear bestselling author Diane Ackerman's…

The reserve’s series of public lectures and hands-on demonstrations cover a different topic each month, like tide pool invertebrates, volcanoes and earthquakes along the Ring of Fire. This month, Bentz said, her organization chose the watershed workshop because of how many researchers studying local watersheds happened to be in town.

This month on Kachemak Science,Dr. Ryan Sharp from Kansas State University and Dr Matthew Brownlee from Clemson University introduce their study of…