“Life on the Kenai Peninsula is pure wilderness in motion. One day you’re slowing your bike for a moose crossing, the next you’re spotting a black bear along the trail. From trekking through snow patches in the mountains of Kenai Fjords National Park to watching tidewater glaciers calve into Prince William Sound, no two days are ever alike. Seasons shift quickly here - wild berries give way to salmon runs and just recently we welcomed the return of the Beluga whales. The spirit of resilience and

2.5K reactions · 93 comments | The Kenai Peninsula has captivating views year around, but it's especially beautiful during the summer. Amazing views, great people, and awesome fishing. The hard part is avoiding all the rain  #Alaska #alaskaadventure #alaskaliving #explore #travel #alaskalife #fyp #outdoors #nature | Colter Broadwell Photography | Facebook

17K views · 81 reactions | VIEW FROM ABOVE: First responders surveyed for any damage on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska after a massive 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck the area Friday, cracking roads and sending people running for cover. A tsunami warning was issued but later canceled. https://abcn.ws/2KLCcga | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir | Facebook

31K views · 1.7K reactions | I've been enjoying the peaceful sounds of the Kenai River this winter, a pleasant surprise after last year's frozen conditions. While Alaska's low-snow winters are not typical, they're a reminder that Mother-Nature calling the shots. I'm anticipating a summer of camping adventures 鸞⛺️ | Alaska Outdoors Television | Facebook

“Protecting Paradise: The Story of Niue,” a new documentary film from National Geographic Society’s Pristine Seas, follows leaders and community members from the tropical Pacific island nation of Niue as they make bold changes to protect their ocean and their way of life from the damaging effects of global warming. The nation made waves with the creation of the Moana Mahu Marine Protected Area, a 127,000 square kilometer protected area that covers 40% of Niue’s waters. In doing so, Niueans have

Moose encounters are never boring ;) #TravelAlaska #AlaskaWildlife | The Kenai Peninsula, Alaska's Playground

130K views · 2K reactions | Each July thousands of Alaskans descend on the Kenai Peninsula for the annual dipnet personal use sockeye salmon fishery. Follow along the Alaska Wildlife Troopers as they enforce Alaska's fishery laws and keep everyone safe. | Alaska State Troopers | Facebook