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Scientists Paul McCarthy (left), Tony Fiorillo and Yoshitsugu Kobayashi are exploring the banks of the middle Yukon river this summer to find out more about an ancient world filled with dinosaurs that once roamed in the area.

As salmon decline, a Nulato Elder teaches her community how to cut whitefish

Come along with KYUK’s reporters as they travel throughout the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta.While they’re in the field, they’ll share their experiences, what they see, and stories from people living in the communities we cover.

Fish wheels like this one sit unused along the along the banks of the Yukon River.

Salmon and open fish camps are hard to find along the Yukon River

Come along with KYUK’s reporters as they travel throughout the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta.While they’re in the field, they’ll share their experiences, what they see, and stories from people living in the communities we cover.

Tony Fiorillo and Yoshitsugu Kobayashi measure and record a dinosaur track at Aniakchak Bay in the Aleutians in 2022. This year, the two paleontologists are focusing their attention on the Interior, where scientists reported a trove of dinosaur tracks in 2013 somewhere along the Yukon River.

Scientists head down the Yukon River seeking dinosaur footprints

Come along with KYUK’s reporters as they travel throughout the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta.While they’re in the field, they’ll share their experiences, what they see, and stories from people living in the communities we cover.