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Fellowship spotlight: Rachel French

By Alice van Veenendaal | June 9, 2025
Headshot of Fellow Rachel French

Mariculture, the farming of seaweed and shellfish, has steadily grown in Alaska from a few operations in the 1970s to more than 60 farms today. These farms each support a…

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Bringing knowledge bearers, scientists, and educators together

By Leigh Lubin | April 17, 2025
Three people standing on a shoreline with back towards camera. There is grass and dandelions in foreground and water and tree covered mountains in background.

The Community Organized Restoration and Learning network (CORaL) is excited to kick off the Alaska Knowledge, Science, and Education Alliance (AKSEA) this fall. AKSEA aims to foster connections across the…

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Youth nature camp program continues growth

By Alaska Sea Grant | August 21, 2024
Students smiling and climbing a tree in the forest.

Now in its third year, the Coastal Connection Camps program offers educational summer activities for middle school youth in Valdez and Seward, while training teachers and leaders to conduct these…

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Petersburg youth dive into science by building ROVs

By Kate Barber | March 14, 2024
One male and one female middle school students crouched down by the edge of the pool, looking at a white pvc pipe ROV project with red foam on top.

Middle school students got an opportunity to engage directly in ocean science as they constructed remotely operated vehicles in February as part of a science class project in Southeast Alaska.…

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Alaska Sea Grant adds maritime-focused CPR and first aid training

By Alaska Sea Grant | November 6, 2023
students on the floor practicing CPR on an infant CPR training manikin

Alaska Sea Grant has added first aid for mariners and CPR training to its portfolio of services provided to coastal Alaskans. Earlier this year, two Alaska Sea Grant Marine Advisory…

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Coastal Connections Camp expands to Seward

By Alaska Sea Grant | September 21, 2023
Coastal Connections Camp students smiling around a statute of a dog and a man.

This summer, Alaska Sea Grant offered an educational camp for middle school-aged children in Southcentral Alaska focused on deepening an understanding and appreciation of the coastal environment. The Coastal Connections…

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Summer science camp connects Petersburg students to their environment

By Alaska Sea Grant | September 13, 2023
Smiling students and their instructor standing in front of a waterfall. They are standing on the back of a boat wearing life jackets.

Nine middle school students recently participated in a week-long summer science camp in Petersburg focused on science-related activities and careers. The program was organized by the Alaska Sea Grant in…

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Graduate students, local leaders come together to address economic and social issues in Canadian Arctic

By Alaska Sea Grant | August 30, 2023
WAGE summer school students smiling in front of a Inuvik sign/artwork

Five graduate students hailing from Arctic nations completed an intensive summer program in Canada, looking at ways to diversify economies in the North in order to build equity. Organized by…

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Connecting research to the Fairbanks community at campus event

By Molly R Cain | June 18, 2023
Three women smiling in a room with Alaska Sea Grant map in background and papers in foreground.

In May, Alaska Sea Grant participated in the annual Arctic Research Open House at the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) Troth Yeddha’ campus. The public was invited to explore the…

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A squid plays a shark at Kodiak’s ComFish

By Zayleen Kalalo | May 22, 2023
large squid in a cooler

Alaska Sea Grant participated in the planning and administration of ComFish Alaska 2023, Alaska’s annual commercial fisheries trade show held in Kodiak. The spring event draws fishermen and companies involved…

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