Kenai National Wildlife Refuge

2004

Previous Refuge Notebook Articles

The following are previous articles published in the Friday "Refuge Notebook" section of the Peninsula Clarion.

12/31/2004	Soldotna Area Christmas Bird Count slated for Sunday, January 2, 2005	By Elizabeth Jozwiak
12/24/2004	Hunting Ethics	By Kelly Modla
12/17/2004	Diseases can be spread to wildlife populations by domestic animals	By Elizabeth Jozwiak
12/10/2004	In search of the perfect Christmas tree, or the one that got away”	By Doug Newbould
12/03/2004	The Kenai Refuge from a Newcomers Viewpoint	By Tai Davis
11/26/2004	Henry David Thoreau’s “Walden” Still Relevant after 150 Years	By Ted Bailey
11/19/2004	Kamchatka – mixture of southern Alaska’s past and future	By Ed Berg
11/12/2004	The Blue Goose - Mythical Creature or Enduring Symbol?	By Scott Slavik
11/05/2004	“I am not a morning person”	By Doug Newbould
10/29/2004	Where’s the wildlife?	By John Morton
10/22/2004	How I rescued a Marbled Murrelet	By Noah Nelson (with help from Chloe Nelson and Cindy Sherlock)
10/08/2004	Attraction to the natural world often begins in early childhood	By Theodore N. Bailey
10/01/2004	What's going on at the refuge these days?	By Kimo Rogala
9/24/2004	It was a very busy summer	By Bill Kent
9/17/2004	The Glacier Creek Fire is still generating a lot of Questions	By Doug Newbould
9/10/2004	The Harry Johnson cabin restoration project	By Bryan Taylor
9/03/2004	Magnetic Wander - North to the Canadian Arctic	By Mark Laker
8/27/2004	Plant and animal life flourishes in wetlands this spring and summer	By Ted Bailey
8/20/2004	You Say "Puncheon," I say "Planking"	By Dave Kenagy
8/13/2004	Windy Point burn provides food for through, and for moose, hares	By Ed Berg
8/06/2004	Don't be fooled by pleasant autumn days in August on the Kenai	By Doug Newbould
7/30/2004	Ancient bent trees at treeline are straightening up, tell of climate change	By Ed Berg
7/23/2004	Combining Work with Play - Experiences of a US Fish and Wildlife Service Student Trainee	By Heather Knudsen
7/16/2004	Can I see the Refuge from my recliner?	By Kimo Rogala
7/09/2004	Opening Day Memories	By Robin West
7/02/2004	The Joys of Camping	By Brenda Nichol
6/25/2004	Water Anyone?	By Robin West
6/18/2004	Free Fun on the Refuge	By Michelle Ostrowski
6/11/2004	Cow parsnip soon to decorate Peninsula fields and scorch the uninitiated	By Ed Berg
6/04/2004	Fire season calls for vigilance, cooperation	By Jeffrey R. Richardson
5/28/2004	A warning about introducing exotic birds	By Todd Eskelin
5/21/2004	Ski Hill Road: The Central Kenai's Favorite Hiking Trail	By Rick Johnston
5/14/2004	Be nice to nettles!	By Ed Berg
4/30/2004	What will our grandchildren see on the Kenai?	By John Morton
4/23/2004	Happy Trails to You, the Road for All Seasons	By Dave Kenagy
4/16/2004	Gulls Migrate Great Distances for Summer on the Kenai	By Todd Eskelin
4/09/2004	When it comes to fire management, several options are available	By Doug Newbould
4/02/2004	Refuge Takes a New Look at Cabin Program	By Robin West
3/26/2004	Reflections of two departing biologists	By Andy De Volder and Stephanie Rickabaugh
3/19/2004	Breakup means it's time for refuge crews to gear up for summer projects	By Bill Kent
3/12/2004	Forest Detective Searches for "Animal Pollen"	By Ed Berg
3/05/2004	When it comes to wildland fire management, Alaskans do things differently	By Doug Newbould
2/27/2004	Unexpected Encounters: Aggressive Grouse Defends Territory	By Ted Bailey
2/20/2004	Commentaries of a Game Warden	By Chris Johnson
2/13/2004	Plant fossils tell of a warmer Kenai 10 to 20 million years ago	By Ed Berg
2/06/2004	Kenai Adopt-A-Stream Program	By Dan Pascucci
1/30/2004	Birding Hotline Established for the Central Kenai Peninsula	By Todd Eskelin
1/23/2004	The Subnivean; The World Beneath the Snow	By Candace Ward
1/16/2004	Veggie Variety; sometime muskrats skip salad for something more meaty	By Ted Bailey
1/09/2004	Get out on the Refuge to beat those winter blues	By Doug Newbould
1/02/2004	Rota? It's a small world	By John Morton