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Posts Tagged ‘Kodiak’

Research collaboration helps Kodiak subsistence harvesters

By Alaska Sea Grant | June 6, 2024
Researchers collect samples onboard a ship. Mountains and water in background.

Harmful algal blooms (HABs) have long been prevalent in the waters off the Kodiak archipelago, with the toxins produced by species such as Alexandrium catenella historically posing a threat to…

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Kodiak Area Marine Science Symposium 2024

By Dave Partee | February 15, 2024
Kodiak Area Marine Science Symposium

We are excited to announce that the Kodiak Area Marine Science Symposium (KAMSS), held every three years, returns this spring. KAMSS 2024 is our fifth regional symposium, bringing together the…

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Smoked Seafood School — Kodiak Island Borough residents — May 2024

By Dawn Montano | December 14, 2023
smoked salmon on a rack

  9:00 am–4:00 pm Alaska Time, each day This workshop is for Kodiak Island Borough residents interested in smoking and processing fish, including home fish-smoking enthusiasts, small smokehouse operators, fishermen…

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New funding expands harmful algal bloom research in Kodiak waters

By Kate Barber | November 27, 2023
sunshine high in the sky over the mountains around Kodiak Island and the sun reflects on the calm water.

The Kodiak region of Alaska has had a long-standing problem with paralytic shellfish poisoning, the dominant harmful algal bloom (HAB) concern in Alaska. A new five-year research partnership led by…

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Research fellow helps Kodiak address harmful algal blooms

By Julie Matweyou | September 19, 2023
Two women in a lab looking at a computer

Mekia Bushell is a post-baccalaureate research fellow working with the NOAA National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS) Harmful Algal Bloom Forecasting Branch and is serving her appointment at the…

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

By Alaska Sea Grant | May 25, 2023
people around a processing table cleaning kelp

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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A squid plays a shark at Kodiak’s ComFish

By Zayleen Kalalo | May 22, 2023
large squid in a cooler

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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Business of Fishing workshop launched in Kodiak

By Alaska Sea Grant | April 19, 2023
Workshop participants activity. Participants sort pieces of paper to different categories laid out on a table.

A team from the Alaska Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program (MAP) recently led the first Business of Fishing workshop in Kodiak, prior to the island’s annual ComFish trade show. The…

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Smoked Seafood School — May 2023 — Kodiak

By Dawn Montano | April 3, 2023
smoked Alaskan salmon strips

  9:00 am–4:00 pm Alaska Time, each day This workshop is for Kodiak Island Borough residents interested in smoking and processing fish, including home fish-smoking enthusiasts, small smokehouse operators, fishermen…

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Real time information on maritime conditions

By Leigh Lubin | March 23, 2023
A map showing data points with an overlay of data trends for air pressure, temperature, and waves from a single weather stations

Alaska Sea Grant is collaborating with the Alaska Ocean Observing System (AOOS) to provide regional real-time information for maritime conditions through the AOOS data portal. Three “Mariner’s Dashboards” are now…

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