Niantic Spatial, the company spun out of Pokémon GO maker Niantic, is launching a revamped version of its Scaniverse platform ...

A vast meshwork of soil-bound fungi governs life aboveground. In Alaska, and at field sites around the world, researchers are ...

Whittier, Alaska, doesn’t follow the typical town layout. There’s no spread of neighborhoods, no clusters of homes, and no ...

Beneath a bulbous waxing moon, we roll along on a ribbon of packed snow. The clear river ice beneath our tires is four feet ...

A federal auction undid a hard-won agreement to protect Alaska's North Slope. The Inupiat community that fought for it is ...

A region of northern Alaska’s permafrost roughly the size of Wisconsin is thawing at an accelerating pace, funneling ancient ...

An estimated 8 million Americans marched in cities across the country (and around the world) to protest—well, take your pick: War? Affordability? Constant attacks on reproductive rights? Trump’s crazy ...

The "Alaska Literary Field Guide" includes poetry, artwork and information about the state's unique creatures and physical ...

A new study uses spatial models to precisely map how Pacific cod prey on commercially important snow and southern Tanner crabs in the eastern Bering Sea. A new study by NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science ...

Sea ice that clings to Alaska’s northern coastline is forming later each autumn and breaking apart earlier each spring, compressing the stable ice season that coastal communities have relied on for ...

In “Permafrost is an Archive,” author Corinna Cook produces a book of questioning and imagining, rich in metaphor and lyricism.

A few years ago, James Cheshire, the professor of geographic information and cartography at the University College London (UCL), walked into a forgotten map room on the campus. At the time he did not ...