Posts Tagged ‘mariculture’
Oyster farmers learn the trade at Prince of Wales workshop
For three days in September, the future of Alaskan oyster farming got to learn some lessons from its present. The Alaska Sea Grant Oyster Farming Operations Workshop gave six farmers…
Read MoreNational Seafood Month: The science of seafood
Seafood is as much a science as it is a business. At the Kodiak Seafood and Marine Science Center, Alaska Sea Grant’s Chris Sannito works at this intersection by helping…
Read MoreLodging and Logistics — 2026 Mariculture Conference of Alaska
Lodging A discounted room block has been arranged at the Hotel Captain Cook for conference attendees. Please book using this link and enter the group discount code MCAK26 if prompted.…
Read MoreExhibitors — 2026 Mariculture Conference of Alaska
Exhibitors The Mariculture Conference of Alaska is the largest gathering of mariculture participants and enthusiasts in the state. It is an opportunity for businesses, government agencies, and other organizations to…
Read MoreConnecting with coastal residents at the Southeast Alaska State Fair
As the short Alaska summer was drawing to a close, Alaska Sea Grant participated in the Southeast Alaska State Fair. This event has been celebrated in Haines for more than…
Read MoreCall for abstracts — 2026 Mariculture Conference of Alaska
Call for presentations — 2026 Mariculture Conference of Alaska Presentation abstract submissions are closed. We want to hear from farmers, processors, researchers, community leaders, and other professionals at the 2026…
Read MoreAlaska-Washington Mariculture Knowledge Exchange
Are you an Alaska mariculture farmer looking to expand your knowledge and connect with peers in the Pacific Northwest? Join us for a unique opportunity to learn from Washington’s shellfish…
Read MoreFellowship spotlight: Rachel French
Mariculture, the farming of seaweed and shellfish, has steadily grown in Alaska from a few operations in the 1970s to more than 60 farms today. These farms each support a…
Read MoreAlaskans trained in oyster cultivation
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…
Read More2026 Mariculture Conference of Alaska
2026 Mariculture Conference of Alaska March 10–12, 2026 The Hotel Captain Cook Anchorage, Alaska Join us in the heart of Alaska’s largest city for the 2026 Mariculture Conference of Alaska,…
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