known as the Alaskan Coastal Highway, connecting off-the-beaten-path towns steeped in Indigenous culture and natural wonder. One stop along the route stands out as the world's salmon capital.

Salina Alsworth Peterson tells PEOPLE exclusively about living in a roadless, remote Alaskan town founded by her great-grandparents nearly half a century ago Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter ...

Downtown Skagway, Alaska, in 2020. The only road to the small coastal town of about 1,200 people is through the Yukon and B.C., and many residents and businesses rely on Whitehorse — a 2-hour ...

Christine Keiner conducted research at the NOAA Library for her books "The Oyster Question" and "Deep Cut." Healthy coastal ecosystems play crucial roles in the U.S. economy, from supporting ...