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Gearing up for summit of young fishermen

By Paula Dobbyn | December 19, 2019
Selfie of Chris and Iris Nash on the water

The eighth Alaska Young Fishermen’s Summit (AYFS) is coming soon. Sponsored by Alaska Sea Grant, the three-day networking and skill-building conference is aimed at new entrants in Alaska’s commercial fishing…

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Vigilance advised after saxitoxin found in clams

By Paula Dobbyn | November 19, 2019

Scientists have detected toxic algae in clams from the Bering Strait and Chukchi Sea regions of northern and western Alaska, according to a new bulletin. It’s an indication that ocean…

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Kodiak workshop helps fishing community build resilience

By Paula Dobbyn | November 7, 2019
overlooking Kodiak harbor, with mountains and dramatic clouds

More than 70 people gathered in Kodiak recently for a workshop to address how the island community can build resilience and adaptability in the face of climate change. The October…

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Research will help seaweed farming and traditional aquaculture

By Paula Dobbyn | September 27, 2019

Alaska Sea Grant has received new federal funds to help develop aquaculture projects in Alaska and to work with partners on regional and national priorities. It’s part of a $16 million award from National…

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Unsolved mystery: the case of the weathervane scallop

By Paula Dobbyn | August 22, 2019

Prized by five-star chefs and seafood connoisseurs, weathervanes are a bit of a mystery animal. Major gaps exist in our understanding of the tasty mollusks, which are native to Alaska.

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Local and traditional knowledge included in Bering Sea management plan

By Lauren Cuddihy | July 1, 2019
a beach with seals, and buildings of a small community in the background

With assistance from Alaska Sea Grant, the North Pacific Fishery Management Council recently adopted what some are calling a groundbreaking ecosystem management plan for the Bering Sea that incorporates local…

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Southeast Alaska tribal council develops climate change plan

By Paula Dobbyn | June 24, 2019
A group picture of 34 people in front of a building

Climate change in Alaska’s high Arctic often captures headlines. Images of vanishing sea ice, dead seabirds, beached marine mammals, melting permafrost and houses tumbling into the ocean are common. Less…

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Cordova uses friendly competition to promote marine safety

By Alaska Sea Grant | February 27, 2019

The Prince William Sound fishing community of Cordova celebrated its 58th annual Cordova Iceworm Festival this winter, and as usual, Alaska Sea Grant was there to help. One of the…

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Bristol Bay students learn lessons in state politics in Juneau

By Alaska Sea Grant | January 15, 2019
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Alaska Sea Grant is helping lead  a group of Bristol Bay students in the state capital this week. Our Dillingham agent Gabe Dunham, together with University of Alaska Fairbanks emeritus…

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Science talks go live on Facebook

By Paula Dobbyn | December 19, 2018

(This is a guest column by Scott Pegau, research director, Oil Spill Recovery Institute) Since 1999, Alaska Sea Grant and the Prince William Sound Science Center have hosted a weekly…

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