New Releases by Kirsten Anderson

A lyrical and spiritual memoir in poetry and image on the author''s return to Nu''uanu Valley in Hawai''i, seeking an answer to "Does anyone ever get all the way home?" The answer lies in the soul''s connection to the garden and the natural world.

This report examines existing information describing documented Alaska Native resources and areas of Alaska Native interest in the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project Study area, located in the upper Susitna River basin, as proposed by the Alaska Energy Authority. Potential "gaps" in the existing data are identified that help inform the National Environmental Policy Act scoping and study planning activities conducted as part of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission licensing process for the proposed Project. The purpose of this data gap analysis is to evaluate available information for its relevance and applicability to the proposed Project. Actual information needs will be determined when a more refined description of Project facilities, operations, and construction activities is developed. The data reviewed for this analysis are contained in selected documents developed as part of the original Susitna Project licensing effort in the early 1980s, along with more recent, readily available reports.

Jenny and her classmates make dioramas of different habitats for parent''s visiting day.