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Posts Tagged ‘Davin Holen’

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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Community Engaged Internship spotlight: Joi Gross

By Alaska Sea Grant | August 22, 2023
woman standing in water holding a jar

Joi Gross, an environmental science undergraduate student at the University of Alaska Southeast, is working with Alaska Environment as part of Alaska Sea Grant’s Community Engaged Internship (CEI) program. Joi…

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Workshop addresses climate-induced human migration

By Zayleen Kalalo | June 20, 2023
People standing and sitting around table talking. Posters with sticky notes on table.

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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Workshop summary released on drought and extreme events in Southeast Alaska

By Zayleen Kalalo | May 23, 2023
stumps and roots on the shoreline

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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An interdisciplinary approach to coastal resilience in Alaska

By Alaska Sea Grant | December 7, 2022
Small boat traveling down a river near Chevak, Alaska.

A team from Alaska Sea Grant, the University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute, the University of Alaska Anchorage Economics Department, and a filmmaker, is working with students and the community…

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Intern leads efforts to encourage respectful harvest practices

By Alaska Sea Grant | September 27, 2022
Woman holding and talking about seaweed to man and woman in rain gear on a sandy Southeastern Alaskan beach at low tide.

August marked the end of a summer-long Community Engaged Undergraduate Internship in Petersburg with intern Avery Herrman-Sakamoto and local Alaska Sea Grant agent Sunny Rice. The two worked together for…

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Updated guide helps communities facing man-made disasters

By Anne Gore | July 28, 2021
workers on a beach during and oil spill

The Exxon-Valdez oil spill captured worldwide attention with its devastating environmental impacts. Less attention was paid, however, to the social and economic effects the incident had on local communities in…

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New publication helps Alaska homeowners prepare for emergencies

By Alaska Sea Grant | August 27, 2020
Alaska Emergency and Disaster Homeowner's Handbook cover

Alaska Sea Grant released a new homeowners guide to help Alaskans prepare for natural disasters and extreme weather conditions around the state. The free book, Alaska Emergency and Disaster Homeowner’s…

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Helping a Western Alaska fishing community cope with an influx during the pandemic

By Alaska Sea Grant | July 27, 2020
Fishing boats of the coast of Dillingham

By Davin Holen Each summer, around 13,000 workers from outside Alaska travel to the Bristol Bay region to participate in the world’s most valuable wild salmon fishery. How the fishery,…

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How visualizing data on Cook Inlet wild resource harvests can improve oil spill planning and response

By Dave Partee | November 26, 2019
Davin Holen smiling

Alaska Sea Grant’s Davin Holen will summarize a project that integrated a socio-economic data layer called the Wild Resource Harvest and Use by Cook Inlet Communities into the Cook Inlet…

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