Jim Keany
I'm a retired wildlife ecologist and love to climb, backcountry ski, mountain bike, and generally get out in the hills. I enjoy sharing my natural history encounters and adventures in the mountains through writing and photography.
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Baobabs in Madagascar
I had recently finished my month working at the Centre ValBio research station in Ranomafana National Park in Madagascar and was traveling for a week with a Malagasy friend. We arrived late afternoon to our lodging just outside Kirindy, and...
Tan Rápido Como una Viscacha
At the intersection of several tracts on the rocky plain we made a left at the landmark everyone knew as camion plano, the flat truck, and started the climb. It was the remnants of a vehicle that had slid off the switchbacks several hundred...
Seattle City Light's $2B Fish Tale - Part II
To recap, Part One of this story documented that: 1) significant salmon and steelhead runs never occurred above the town of Newhalem, 2) flow studies show that while an occasional fish might get over the natural barriers above Newhalem, the...
Seattle City Light's $2B Fish Tale - Part I
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When Seattle City Light (SCL) agreed to a program to move salmon and steelhead over the Skagit River hydroelectric project dams it caused disbelief among its...
Thinking About Dad Along the Aleutian Chain
A sunny break
In 1982, fresh out of school with an M.S. in Wildlife Ecology, I landed in Seattle for a two week stay at the luxurious Green Tortoise Hostel near the Pike Place Market. I had two weeks of training, caught a plane to Anchorag...
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