KBBI
Kachemak Currents
Kachemak Currents is a natural history program produced by the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies. The program covers a wide variety of subjects, all sharing the common theme of "the natural history of the Kachemak Bay area."
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Alaska Owls 07.05.2026 4:00
The Great Horned owl is the most common owl in the Homer area, and is resident year-round
Dandelions 20.04.2026 3:47
Dandelions are a hearty, ubiquitous, and invasive, species
Puffins 23.03.2026 3:37
Puffins belong to the Alcid family, and there are two species of puffins in Kachemak Bay, Horned and Tufted
Steller's Six 19.03.2026 3:36
Georg Steller was the first to publish descriptions of at least six species found in Alaska, including the extinct Steller's Sea Cow
Hoarfrost 09.03.2026 3:57
Hoarfrost is frozen water vapor, forming on cold, calm nights, changing from a gas to solid ice, skipping the aqueous state entirely
Rock Sandpipers 02.03.2026 3:49
Rock Sandpipers are a small bird that have adapted to withstand Homer Alaska's challenging winter
Grouse 25.02.2026 4:10
The grouse is in the same bird family as the turkey
Winter Weather So Far 26.01.2026 4:00
Cloud-cover, snowfall, elevation, and Kachemak Bay
Ptarmigan 15.01.2026 4:00
The Kenai Mountains host all three Ptarmigan species year-round
Lichens 15.01.2026 3:59
Lichens can be found in almost every biome on the planet, including some of the most extreme
Insects in Winter 16.12.2025 3:19
Shelter and rest allow insects to survive until Spring
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