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Posts Tagged ‘James Crimp’

Alaskans trained in oyster cultivation

By Alaska Sea Grant | May 19, 2025
Group of people smiling and posing for camera. A boat house, dock and water are in background.

Last month, two dozen Alaskans gathered in Ketchikan to dive into a topic essential to the state’s growing mariculture industry—oyster seed production. While “seed” might sound like an odd term…

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New video showcases how cooperatives support Alaska’s oyster industry

By Alaska Sea Grant | November 20, 2024
Hand holding half shelled oyster ready to eat. Whole shelled oysters in background.

The newest installment of Alaska Sea Grant’s Meet Your Alaskan Farmer video series documents an exciting development in Alaska mariculture—the expansion of oyster cooperatives—with a spotlight on Alaska Oyster Cooperative…

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Meet the (seafood) experts of Alaska Sea Grant

By Alaska Sea Grant | October 22, 2024
Delicious miso-marinated black cod, prepared in a bowl sitting on top of rice.

At Alaska Sea Grant, we don’t just study and teach people about seafood, we love to eat it. October is National Seafood Month, so we asked some of Alaska Sea…

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Alaska Sea Grant welcomes new shellfish mariculture specialist

By Alaska Sea Grant | October 20, 2024
Close-up of man smiling with river and trees in the background.

Alaska Sea Grant is pleased to announce the addition of James Crimp as the program’s shellfish mariculture specialist, based in Juneau, Alaska. Crimp will help foster the sustainable growth of…

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