On a Lifelong Journey to Learn my Place
Today was sunny and warm, but cooler than past couple of days. Perhaps this was due in part to the off and on marine layer. It’s been more than a decade since my first attempt at pelagic birding. I had made arrangements with Neil of A Whale’s Song Expeditions to take advantage of calm weather … Read more
Download Radio Show The July 18th show featured a conversation with Quaternary geologist Alia Lesnek. We spoke about her work investigating the timing of glacial retreat in Southeast Alaska, as well what raised marine clam beds tell us about ancient sea levels, and her recent experience in Sitka looking at ash and basalt from the … Read more
Download Radio Show The July 4th show featured a conversation with Matt Muir, who I know as an avid iNaturalist user. He lives in Anchorage and was visiting Sitka with his family to get a taste of Southeast Alaska (scheduling the trip in part to take advantage of a low tide series). Among other things, … Read more
