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It was in July of 2022 that the first European green crab were found in Alaska waters.

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AROUND ALASKA: Stolen Guns, Christmas Lights, and Renaissance Fair!

The search is on for some stolen firearms in Fairbanks. People in Juneau are being asked to NOT throw away their old holiday string lights. And applications are now being

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Alaska s most fearsome terrestrial invasive is the lovely, unstoppable Japanese knotweed

Alaska s most fearsome terrestrial invasive is the lovely, unstoppable Japanese knotweed
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Experts gather in Sitka to strategize against pesky plant | KHNS Radio

Experts gather in Sitka to strategize against pesky plant | KHNS Radio
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Alaska experts try to untangle invasive Japanese knotweed

Japanese knotweed can survive being hacked into pieces and thrown into the ocean and scientists say it has a growing hold in Southeast Alaska.

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