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Workshop addresses climate-induced human migration

By Zayleen Kalalo | June 20, 2023
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Alaska Sea Grant hosted the workshop People on the Move in a Changing Climate in Anchorage, bringing together experts and stakeholders to discuss research needs, socioeconomic consequences, and building resilience…

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Alaska Knauss Fellow works with NOAA to protect marine animals and habitats

By Caleb Taylor | June 19, 2023
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Each year, the National Sea Grant Program matches highly qualified graduate students with hosts in the legislative or executive branches of government in Washington, D.C., for the prestigious Knauss Fellowship.…

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Connecting research to the Fairbanks community at campus event

By Molly R Cain | June 18, 2023
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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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Supporting European green crab early detection

By Sunny Rice | June 15, 2023
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Last year, a new crab species was spotted in Alaska for the first time, and it has the potential to disrupt native species and ecosystems. Since that initial detection of…

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Combining fishing safety and crew skills training in Bristol Bay

By Alaska Sea Grant | June 14, 2023
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Bristol Bay, on Alaska’s remote western coast, is the most productive salmon ecosystem in North America and home to a multi-billion-dollar fishery. To meet the needs of the Bristol Bay…

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Fellow spotlight: Harmony Wayner

By Zayleen Kalalo | June 13, 2023
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Harmony Wayner is an Alaska Sea Grant State Fellow based in Anchorage and working with the NOAA Marine Debris Program. During the course of her fellowship, Wayner is developing and…

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Foundations of kelp farming: Educating the new wave of aquatic farmers

By Alaska Sea Grant | May 25, 2023
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Seaweed farming is a major industry worldwide, with the United States importing more than 95%—19 million tons—of its edible seaweed. Alaska’s coast is ideal for producing home-grown seaweed to meet…

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Workshop summary released on drought and extreme events in Southeast Alaska

By Zayleen Kalalo | May 23, 2023
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Alaska Sea Grant recently published the workshop summary Drought and Extreme Events: Building Collaborations To Enhance Data, Decision Making, and Adaptation Planning in Southeast Alaska. The summary details activities and…

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A squid plays a shark at Kodiak’s ComFish

By Zayleen Kalalo | May 22, 2023
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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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New seafood career videos available

By Caleb Taylor | May 18, 2023
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For anyone who is interested in pursuing a technical, vocational, or seafood career in Alaska, but doesn’t know where to start, check out new maritime career videos available from Maritime…

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