Later this spring, barges of heavy equipment will pull away from a launch on Alaska’s road system and begin a journey up the Yukon River. More than 100 miles upstream, a tributary, Birch Creek, branches off. The equipment’s destination is along that creek, on remote property owned by Alaska Native corporations in a huge basin […]
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