Posts Tagged ‘mariculture’
Hi, Sierra!
Sierra Greene may be a new employee at Alaska Sea Grant, but for some of us she’s already a familiar face. For the past three years, Greene has worked as…
Read MoreCall for abstracts — 2027 Mariculture Conference of Alaska
Call for presentations abstracts— 2027 Mariculture Conference of Alaska Presentation abstract submissions are now open. We want to hear from farmers, processors, researchers, community leaders and other professionals at the…
Read MoreOcean Monitoring for Mariculture Operators
This workshop will give farmers the tools they need to conduct basic monitoring of the waters around their farm sites, including temperature, salinity, light and plankton community. Farmers will be…
Read MoreRevised oyster manual hits the shelves
Alaska Sea Grant has once again written the book on oyster cultivation in Alaska. Literally. We’ve released The New Alaska Oyster Growers Manual, the definitive guide to cultivating oysters in…
Read More2027 Mariculture Conference of Alaska
The Mariculture Conference of Alaska is an opportunity to engage with members of the mariculture industry, hear from experts and connect with farmers, processors, researchers, community leaders and other professionals.…
Read More2027 Mariculture Conference of Alaska
2027 Mariculture Conference of Alaska March 15–18, 2027 Ted Ferry Civic Center Ketchikan, Alaska Save the date Now accepting presentation abstracts The Mariculture Conference of Alaska is an opportunity to…
Read MoreOyster Farming 101 (2026)
This free three-day workshop is for anyone interested in learning more about Pacific oysters and oyster farming in Alaska. No previous oyster farming experience is needed. Participants will learn about…
Read MoreReturn to Moss Island
Roxy Reynolds’ Alaska Sea Grant Mariculture Summer Apprenticeship was a homecoming in the most literal sense. Reynolds apprenticed at the Moss Island Oyster Farm, a Kachemak Bay enterprise founded by…
Read MoreOyster farms don’t alter sea otter fodder
To you and I, farmed oysters are a delicacy. But for sea otters, oyster farms may not be a big deal. That’s one finding of a team of scientists led…
Read MoreFellowship spotlight: Ana Velasquez
Ana Velasquez is an Alaska Sea Grant State Fellow working with the Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska. Ana works on ocean policy and mariculture initiatives, supporting Indigenous stewardship and collaborative efforts to sustain healthy marine ecosystems in Southeast Alaska. Hear from Ana in this video short.
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