Theo Greenly
Alaska Desk Reporter, UnalaskaTheo Greenly covers the Aleutian and Pribilof Islands for the Alaska Desk from partner stations KUCB in Unalaska, KSDP in Sand Point and KUHB in Saint Paul. He’s reported from the region since 2021, chasing stories by boat, by helicopter and, once, by JetSki.
Theo began his public radio career at KCRW in Santa Monica. He's reported stories for radio stations around the country and contributed to the Los Angeles Times, Anchorage Daily News, Science Friday and NPR.
He studied journalism at Santa Monica College and graduated from the Transom Storytelling Workshop, which was basically summer camp for audio nerds.
When not reporting, he’s probably looking for someone to go hiking with. Wanna go for a hike?
Reach Theo at tgreenly@alaskapublic.org or 907-359-6033.
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It started with the goal of teaching kids traditions their elders feared would disappear. Today, some of those kids are becoming instructors. -
Ravn Alaska says they will stop serving the Pribilof community at the end of July. -
Residents say the island's only store is now stocked with milk, eggs and bread. -
No major waves were reported in any community. -
Meanwhile, Fish and Game is putting more restrictions on the fishery. -
The Bering Sea community has been without staples like milk and eggs for more than a month. -
The city received federal relief last week after the 2021-22 king and snow crab collapses — funding that's only now reaching local coffers. -
As more people leave the island, one organizer said the game was important "to make sure our kids and future generations know what happened." -
Delayed federal funding has pushed the North Pacific Fishery Management Council to cancel travel and shift its October meeting online, raising concerns about long-term oversight. -
Ten fur seals and hundreds of fish washed up dead on a Pribilof beach last year. New research links the die-off to warming oceans.
