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Presenting the July episode of Kachemak Science,a celebration of The Pratt Museum on the occasion of their 50th anniversary. Geophysicist Geoff Coble,…

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

Kachemak Science attended the Alaska Invasive Species Workshop, November 13 - 15 at Lands End in Homer. Hear the highlights: Chris Rainwater delivers a…

If you're near running water, listen for the call of the American Dipper, December's Bird of the Month. Host, Tim Quinn can tell you where to look and how…

Episode Ten is a Kachemak Sciencequake!Seismologists, Natalia Ruppert from the Alaska Earthquake Center in Fairbanks and Dr. Kasey Aderhold at KBBI…

The call of the common redpoll rings through this episode of Bird Rhythms. Host B.J. Hitchcock has tips on seeds and birdfeeders. For more information on…

Spruce trees are under attack in the Kachemak Bay area. Tiny insects called spruce aphids are draining sap from the trees leaving tell-tale signs of…

This month, the Salmon Project is releasing a new anthology of essays on the fish and the culture surrounding it in Alaska. Freelance Reporter Shady Grove…

The Randolph Yost drill-rig came to Homer from Singapore. A Homer environmental group is worried the Yost, now docked in the Homer port, could have…

The Randolph Yost, a jackup rig contracted by Furie Operating Alaska, is currently docked in the Port of Homer and the city is making $1,000 per day in…