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Regional gatherings provide unique opportunities for exchange

By Brooke Carney | February 17, 2025
Graphic showing groups of people at different Alaska Sea Grant events. It is titled "bringing people together." One photo shows a large screen behind a panel of people that says Mariculture Conference of Alaska.

Alaska Sea Grant serves, in part, as a convener, bringing people together for important and productive conversations on a broad range of topics relevant to coastal life in Alaska. The…

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Fellowship spotlight: Krystal Renta

By Alice van Veenendaal | February 12, 2025
woman smiling in front of green foliage

About three-fourths of all fresh water in Alaska is stored in glacier ice, and Alaska’s glaciers are melting faster than most, according to USGS. These changes can lead to conditions…

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New video showcases how cooperatives support Alaska’s oyster industry

By Alaska Sea Grant | November 20, 2024
Hand holding half shelled oyster ready to eat. Whole shelled oysters in background.

The newest installment of Alaska Sea Grant’s Meet Your Alaskan Farmer video series documents an exciting development in Alaska mariculture—the expansion of oyster cooperatives—with a spotlight on Alaska Oyster Cooperative…

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Alaska Sea Grant welcomes new shellfish mariculture specialist

By Alaska Sea Grant | October 20, 2024
Close-up of man smiling with river and trees in the background.

Alaska Sea Grant is pleased to announce the addition of James Crimp as the program’s shellfish mariculture specialist, based in Juneau, Alaska. Crimp will help foster the sustainable growth of…

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Scotland mariculture exchange to benefit domestic production

By Alaska Sea Grant | August 16, 2024
group of people smiling and standing in front of Dunvegan Castle

Alaska Sea Grant, in partnership with Connecticut Sea Grant, sponsored an opportunity for two mariculture business owners from Alaska and two from Connecticut to learn more about the seaweed industry…

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Fellow spotlight: Angela Korabik

By Alaska Sea Grant | July 11, 2024
Angela Korabik on the water holding up a large piece of kelp

Angela Korabik is an Alaska Sea Grant State Fellow working with the NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science Center in Kodiak, Alaska. With her supervisor, Dr. Alix Laferriere, Angela is engaged in…

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Training supports Alaska shellfish hatchery sustainability

By Melissa Good | May 9, 2024
Oyster seed in a glass jar.

Alaska Sea Grant, in collaboration with the University of Alaska Southeast Applied Fisheries program and OceansAlaska, hosted a three-day workshop covering oyster hatchery operations at the OceansAlaska Shellfish Hatchery in…

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Seaweed genetics workshop draws scientists from across the US

By Kate Barber | April 25, 2024
Three individuals on a metal speed boat pulling up large orange-brown kelp on a line from the water.

The Alaska Seaweed Genetics Workshop was recently held in Juneau to address information needs for preserving genetic diversity of seaweed as the kelp mariculture industry grows. Sponsored by Alaska Sea…

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Conference continues Alaska mariculture momentum

By Kate Barber | April 18, 2024
Closeup photo showing part of a circular white table with place settings for four people, each with a "Mariculture Conference of Alaska" flyer, a wooden handled oyster shucker, a business card, and a small brown eco-friendly ziplock bag.

Over 200 attendees from across the nation gathered in Anchorage in February for the 3rd Annual Mariculture Conference of Alaska. This four-day event supported the continued development of shellfish and…

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Mariculture Conference of Alaska coming in February

By Kate Barber | January 24, 2024
3rd annual Mariculture Conference of Alaska graphic

Alaska Sea Grant and Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation with support from the Alaska Mariculture Cluster will host the 3rd Annual Mariculture Conference of Alaska in Anchorage, February 26–29. Registration is…

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