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Working on public lands. Writing/editing @ Alaska mag & etc. Founding member @PWSSF (Prince William Sound). Interior decor by marine debris. Colder please.
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Collapsing mountains in Alaska are causing massive tsunamis

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By Tim Lydon
| High Country News Verified
Sasha Calvey heard the tsunami coming. It was after 5:30 a.m. on Aug. 10, 2025, and she was camped with two friends on a remote island in Southeast Alaska. They were 74 days into a sea kayaking trip from Washington. Heavy rain had fallen overnight, with gusts that swayed the spruce and hemlocks overhead. From her sleeping bag inside the tent, Calvey heard waves tumbling against the shore.
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The Alaska Literary Field Guide blends art and natural history

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By Tim Lydon
| Alaska Magazine Verified
Alaskans and their visitors can enjoy a new travel companion this summer. The Alaska Literary Field Guide, published in March by The Mountaineers, brings a unique and artistic approach to describing over 90 species of wildlife, plants, and other features of Alaska. The book is written and compiled by Nancy Lord, Marybeth Holleman, and Shaelene Moler. “It’s not a traditional field guide,” says Lord.
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Wildlife Archives | Alaska Magazine

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By Tim Lydon, Jenna Evans, Nick Jans Verified
| Alaska Magazine Verified
Alaskans and their visitors can enjoy a new travel companion this summer. The Alaska Literary Field Guide, published in March by The Mountaineers, brings a unique and artistic approach to describing over 90 species of wildlife, plants, and other features of Alaska. The book is written and compiled by Nancy Lord, Marybeth Holleman, and Shaelene Moler. “It’s not a traditional field guide,” says Lord.
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