2006

Previous Refuge Notebook Article

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

12/29/2006 Soldotna Area Christmas Bird Count slated for Saturday December 30, 2006 By Elizabeth Jozwiak and
Jack Sinclair
12/22/2006 Kenai Refuge Introduces it's Newest Employee By Rob Barto
12/15/2006 Bugging out: Intern learns more about Alaska than just lack of igloos By Charlotte Hockin
12/08/2006 DIVERSITÉ By Matt Bowser
12/01/2006 Global warming will bring more forest fires all over the Earth. By Ed Berg
11/24/2006 Giving thanks for the 2006 National Fire Management Workshop By Doug Newbould
11/17/2006 Kenai Refuge’s 65th Birthday – and My Brother’s By Bill Kent
11/09/2006 Miximalist versus minimalist technologies for bear safety, Part 2 By Ed Berg
11/03/2006 Miximalist versus minimalist technologies for bear safety, Part 1 By Ed Berg
10/27/2006 Refuge Education Specialist Migrates North By Claire Caldes
10/20/2006 Another Day, another Hat By Scott Slavik
10/13/2006 Variety is the Spice of Life By John Morton
10/06/2006 A busy construction season improves refuge facilites By Brenda Nichol
9/29/2006 Mutations, disease, bugs, and chemicals can all amplify fireweed flowering By Ed Berg
9/22/2006 Fall Fun at Kenai National Wildlife Refuge By Nicole Gustine
9/15/2006 Unexpected Wildlife Encounters make Lasting Memories By Ted Bailey
9/08/2006 Katmai National Park and Preserve: a huge wilderness with lots of bears and few human footprint By Ed Berg
9/01//2006 Leaf miners – tiny sculptors in the Kenai forests By: John Lundquist
8/25/2006 From the Land of Nessie The Cots Invade, Hard-working Scots By: Dave Kenagy
8/18/2006 Youth Conservation Corps at Kenai Refuge completes another of successful summer of work By: Craig Moore
8/11/2006 Lichens and bears on the Katmai Coast By: Ed Berg
8/4/2006 Hunter Education Important to the Future of Hunting By: Robin West
7/28/2006 YELLOWJACKETS: Dangerous but Beneficial By: Matthew Bowser
7/21/2006 At What Cost? By: Jim Neely
7/14/2006 Skilak Lake Birds Trying on New Colored Leg Bands By: Todd Eskelin
7/07/2006 Wet summer may prevent planned prescribed fires on the Refuge By: Doug Newbould
6/30/2006 American Marten: A Mammal Barometer of Global Climate Change By: Andy Baltensperger
6/23/2006 Signs of Summer: Loon Chicks appearing on local lakes By: Liz Jozwiak
6/16/2006 Summer Programs at Kenai National Wildlife Refuge By: Candace Ward
6/09/2006 Blackbird of the Bogs: An Early Victim of Global Warming? By: Ted Bailey
6/02/2006 Dandelion Sundae An Opportunity to Learn About Invasive Plant Species By: Toby Burke
5/26/2006 National Trails Day: “Experience Your Outdoors” By: Scott Slavik
5/19/2006 Hunters in the 1890s called for a national wildlife refuge on the Kenai By: Jim Hall
5/12/2006 Investing in the Future of the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge By: Jim Neely
5/05/2006 Shorebird Workshop Aims to Improve Your Identification Skills By: Todd Eskelin
4/28/2006 What does the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge have to offer youth this summer? Youth Conservation Corps Positions By: Tai Davis
4/21/2006 What "seis" are your lines? By: Jason Ray
4/14/2006 Volunteers are increasingly important as budgest decline By: Bill Kent
4/07/2006 Another wildland fire season is fast approaching By: Doug Newbould
3/31/2006 “Crystals and Air” “Skiing with Wildlife” “A Refuge for Classic Skiing” By: Dave Kenagy
3/24/2006 Wildlife hotline needs your call By: Rick Ernst
3/17/2006 Warmer winters and warmer nights a mixed blessing By: Ed Berg
3/10/2006 McKay's Bunting makes extremely rare appearance on Kenai By: Todd Eskelin
3/3/2006 Muskrat Winter Olympics: Endurance under the Ice By: Ted Bailey
2/24/2006 Hidden Lake Ice Fishing Adventure By: Chris Johnson
2/17/2006 Rare Birds Reappear By: Robin West
2/10/2006 Kenai Peninsula Owls are in the market for a Good clean Home By Todd Eskelin
1/27/2006 Invasive plants lack natural enemies but may also have chemical weapons By Ed Berg
1/20/2006 What do homeschoolers, movies, snowshoeing and the Arctic Winter Games have in common? By: Michelle Ostrowski
1/13/2006 Early Refuge Manager John Hakala loved the Kenai Peninsula and Alaska By: Ted Bailey

 

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