What’s the best way to enjoy living so close to Alaska’s wild animals and avoid negative encounters? Experts join us to give tips on how to stay safe.

Cybercrime in Alaska has exploded in the last decade. The FBI reports a jump of more than 50 percent between 2024 and 2025, causing Alaskans to lose 40 million dollars.

Department leaders from the University of Alaska Fairbanks talk about their science and environmental journalism program.

Alaska's wildfire season is underway. What do firefighters think this season might present for Alaska's wildfire activity, and how should you prepare your property to keep it safe?

The Arctic is increasingly open to mineral exploration, cargo shipping, tourism and even fisheries. What’s needed to ensure the safety of this vast area?

University of Alaska Fairbanks scientists traveled nearly 2,000 miles by snowmachine this spring to hear from remote communities about how they’re working to adapt to a changing climate.

The Institute of Social and Economic Research-ISER celebrates its 65th anniversary. Institute directors past and present join this Talk of Alaska.

It's time to celebrate spring and dream about seedlings after a long, cold winter. Alaskans love to garden, farm and raise food for themselves and others. What's the latest information on new crops for this season and what are area farmers planning for spring planting? Gardens, farmer's markets, and the fun of growing your own food on Talk of Alaska.

The standoff between the U.S. and Iran in the Strait of Hormuz may seem far removed from Alaska energy supplies, but now rural residents are facing fuel price hikes and possible supply limitations.

Bird watching and listening is a fun activity that is also important for understanding how migration patterns change and for documenting new or invasive species.