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ADN: Eating shellfish you’ve harvested yourself is risky – and can be deadly

By Alaska Sea Grant | July 6, 2019

In Southeast Alaska this summer, researchers have seen extremely high levels of toxins in mussels and clams, prompting state health officials to warn that harvesting and eating shellfish is risky. Alaska Sea Grant’s Ginny Eckert helps explain what is causing this danger.

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KNOM: From krill to whales, marine life is washing up dead in the Bering Strait

By Alaska Sea Grant | July 5, 2019

Throughout the month of June, dead marine life was being reported on a weekly basis in the Bering Strait region, and Alaska Sea Grant’s regional Marine Advisory agent responded.

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SitNews: Southeast Alaska tribal council develops climate change plan

By Paula Dobbyn | June 28, 2019

Plants and animals important for subsistence, cash and culture are at risk, according to a new report from Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska. Alaska Sea Grant is one of the organizations that assisted with the report.

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KXDF TV: Cordova residents worry about impacts of budget cuts on community

By Alaska Sea Grant | June 17, 2019

In Cordova, residents hope they can maintain their Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program agent.

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Cordova Times: Future of MAP in Cordova in jeopardy

By Alaska Sea Grant | June 14, 2019

Cordova’s MAP program is in danger of extinction, and with money being carved away overall, the future of the statewide program could be in jeopardy.

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KNOM: Unusual ice seal deaths reported in Western Alaska; NOAA investigating

By Alaska Sea Grant | June 13, 2019

According to Gay Sheffield with Alaska Sea Grant, last month, 12 dead ringed seals were found in Nome alone.

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KDLG: Study on Iliamna Lake seal teeth adds to debate on conservation status

By Alaska Sea Grant | May 20, 2019

The elusive seals that reside in Bristol Bay’s Iliamna Lake have long been a mystery. While wildlife managers treat them the same as marine harbor seals, a new Alaska Sea Grant-funded study supports what traditional knowledge has long held – that they are a distinct, freshwater population.

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KNOM: Fukushima Radiation Is Present in Bering Sea, Researchers Say — But No Cause for Concern

By Alaska Sea Grant | May 15, 2019

Several years after a Fukushima nuclear power plant was damaged, Gay Sheffield, with Alaska Sea Grant, says St. Lawrence Island residents started sending her water samples.

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Bristol Bay Times: Expert offers tips on survival kits for safe adventuring

By Alaska Sea Grant | May 10, 2019

As summer approaches, many might consider venturing into the vast expanses of Bristol Bay. Gabe Dunham, with the Alaska Sea Grant, had some tips on how people can be prepared when they do.

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Undercurrent News: California company leads Alaska’s largest seaweed harvest

By Alaska Sea Grant | May 10, 2019

Blue Evolution has been collaborating with the University of Alaska and Alaska Sea Grant on seaweed research aimed at developing cost-effective cultivation methods.

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