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Posts Tagged ‘climate change’

Alaska Climate Adaptation Community of Practice convenes in Anchorage

By Alaska Sea Grant | December 20, 2022
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“It’s difficult to work from silos on something that is so fundamentally cross-disciplinary.”—event participant The Alaska Climate Adaptation Community of Practice (CoP) met in Anchorage earlier this fall for a…

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Alaska Climate Adaptation Community of Practice meeting

By Dawn Montano | August 1, 2022
photo of outside of The Nave building in Anchorage

Day 1: 10:30 am–4:00 pm Alaska Time Day 2: 9:00 am–4:00 pm Alaska Time The Alaska Climate Adaptation Community of Practice is open to all practitioners who are working with…

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Improving sea ice forecasts for safer subsistence harvests

By Anne Gore | March 25, 2021
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Alaska Native people have lived along the coasts of the Chukchi and Bering seas in northwest Alaska for thousands of years. The rich bounty of the ocean, including marine mammals,…

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Mail & Guardian: Mayhem as sea ice melts in heating world

By Alaska Sea Grant | September 23, 2019

The Bering Strait region may be primed for large-scale harmful algal blooms, experts said at a two-day Nome workshop organized by Alaska Sea Grant and the Alaska Ocean Observing System.

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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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Building resilience in the Y-K Delta

By Paula Dobbyn | August 27, 2018

The Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta of western Alaska is one the most rural parts the United States. With 56 villages scattered across some 50,000 square miles, the Y-K Delta region is rich…

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Arctic Today: With erosion threatening its shoreline, Utqiagvik’s residents are stepping up as citizen scientists

By Alaska Sea Grant | August 17, 2018
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A project in Utqiagvik funded by Alaska Sea Grant is focusing on key areas where infrastructure is vulnerable, and will help local people plan ways to mitigate climate change effects and adapt to new realities.

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Study aims to help Alaska’s North Slope officials adapt to climate change hazards

By Paula Dobbyn | August 6, 2018

(UTQIAĠVIK, Alaska)—Stacy Bowen’s family has owned The Fur Shop for some 40 years. The cream-colored store in Utqiaġvik sits on the edge of the Arctic Ocean. Crammed floor to ceiling…

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Alaskan receives Digital Coast fellowship

By Paula Dobbyn | June 4, 2018

A graduate student from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, College of Natural Science and Mathematics, has won a prestigious fellowship with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA.) Richard Buzard,…

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Port Heiden: an Alaska community adapting to climate change

By Paula Dobbyn | May 4, 2018

Like dozens of other coastal villages in Alaska, Port Heiden is grappling with how to adapt to climate change effects, including rising ocean levels, disappearing sea ice, extreme erosion and…

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