Most closely related to dugongs, it was discovered in 1741 by biologist Georg Wilhelm Steller, after the expedition to North ...

Noah Wegrich, Josh Mulcoy and Pete Devries go on a bone-chilling sequel to “Island X" and push further into Alaska's Bering ...

Last in a series. These stories were reported in partnership with the Seattle Times and the Pulitzer Center’s Connected Coastlines reporting initiative. Additional support from KUCB public media in ...

The source said a quake measuring 7.0 on the Richter scale had been registered off the Aleutian Ridge at a depth of 30 kilometers under the seabed PETROPAVLOVSK-KAMCHATSKY, July 18. /TASS/. Tsunami ...

Shaun wants to remind everyone why they call him Mr. Gold on Bering Sea Gold This week on Bering Sea Gold, the Nome miners continue to search further out as they seek to strike it rich. Shaun heads to ...

Bering Sea Gold is back for Season 8, as the summer mining season gets rolling once again and these adventurous souls dredge the Bering Sea for gold. However, slim picking in Nome leads some of the ...

In 2012, an 85-year-old scientist and his son-in-law pulled a cylinder of muck from a faraway island. They carried it home like a newborn baby, froze it, and mailed it to a researcher across the ...

This item is a field book by Leonhard Stejneger detailing his field work with birds from 1882-1883 on Bering Island, in the Commander Islands group of Russia. Entries are organized by species, are ...

Japan -- Scientists report that a large, extinct seabird called the spectacled cormorant, Phalacrocorax perspicillatus-- originally thought to be restricted to Bering Island, far to the north -- also ...

This story is part of The Seattle Times’ coverage of the effects of climate change in the Bering Sea. It was reported in partnership with the Anchorage Daily News and the Pulitzer Center’s Connected ...

Fossils discovered in Japan show that an extinct seabird called the spectacled cormorant, that was originally thought to be restricted to Bering Island, also resided in Japan nearly 120,000 years ago; ...