If you don't have a serious berry picker in your Alaska family, you probably live near one. Or work with one. And there's a good chance you may never be the wiser. Some folks will keep their berry ...

A new study suggests that the harvests of several popular wild berries are becoming less reliable in many areas of the state. The study is a first step in a process that might learn more about the ...

Cloudberries are the focus of a new booklet out this month that includes information on how climate change is impacting Alaska’s berries statewide. (Emily Schwing/KYUK) A team of scientists at the ...

I have fallen in love with an amazing berry and I think you should, too. This berry has many names. In the Tlingit language it is called gaawák. In Latin it is called Amelanchier. In English it is ...

It doesn't taste like a strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, or blackberry. Actually, it tastes like all them mixed together. Alaska berry farmer Brian Olson said he will spend the rest of his life ...

Berry foragers across Alaska have reported many changes while hunting for their favorites over the last few years. Late salmon berries in Seldovia, early blueberry crops in Fairbanks and insects ...

HOMER, Alaska - As berry-pickers know, everything has its season. There's a season for tending berries as they grow and a season to harvest them. There's a season for turning the ripe fruit into ...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Alaska’s mild winter and spring weather has been a mixed blessing for berry pickers. “Painting a broad brush, it’s a good year,” Pat Holloway, retired University of Alaska ...

I put a handful of blueberries into a mason jar filled with water and add a few sprigs of spring-growth Labrador tea, and for good measure, I add several spruce tips and let the water steep for a few ...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - This year's blueberry season in Alaska's most populous region is a bust, thanks to a plethora of leaf-eating caterpillars, Alaska pest management officials said. A ...