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Posts Tagged ‘mariculture’

Q&A Session: State and Federal Aquatic Farm Applications

By Dawn Montano | January 25, 2022
Photo of a spar buoy— part of the US Energy Department's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy project in Kodiak, AK.

Do you want to start an aquatic farm in Alaska? Do you have plans to submit a joint agency aquatic farm application but have some questions? State and federal regulatory…

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Q&A Session: State and Federal Aquatic Farm Applications

By Dawn Montano | January 25, 2022
Photo of a spar buoy— part of the US Energy Department's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy project in Kodiak, AK.

Do you want to start an aquatic farm in Alaska? Do you have plans to submit a joint agency aquatic farm application but have some questions? State and federal regulatory…

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Q&A Session: State and Federal Aquatic Farm Applications

By Dawn Montano | January 25, 2022
Photo of a spar buoy— part of the US Energy Department's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy project in Kodiak, AK.

Do you want to start an aquatic farm in Alaska? Do you have plans to submit a joint agency aquatic farm application but have some questions? State and federal regulatory…

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Q&A Session: State and Federal Aquatic Farm Applications

By Dawn Montano | January 25, 2022
Photo of a spar buoy— part of the US Energy Department's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy project in Kodiak, AK.

Do you want to start an aquatic farm in Alaska? Do you have plans to submit a joint agency aquatic farm application but have some questions? State and federal regulatory…

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Mariculture for Alaska’s Future: Status, Challenges, and Opportunities

By Dawn Montano | January 25, 2022
bull kelp

University of Alaska Mariculture Conference April 12–14, 2022 The goal of this University of Alaska-sponsored Mariculture Conference is to support continued development of mariculture in Alaska through consideration of accomplishments and…

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Building community capacity in kelp mariculture site suitability assessments

By Dawn Montano | December 9, 2021
Photo of a spar buoy— part of the US Energy Department's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy project in Kodiak, AK.

Alaska has vast untapped habitat ideal for seaweed mariculture. Determining the relative suitability of sites for cultivating kelp is a complex calculation involving many factors of varying importance, including conflict…

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New tools will help prospective businesses navigate aquaculture permitting

By Hannah Wilson | May 25, 2021
Boat, buoys and floats at a mariculture farm

Alaskans’ interest in the mariculture industry is growing. In 2016, state permitting agencies received only four aquatic farm applications. From 2017–2020, it jumped to 64. Mariculture includes the cultivation of…

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New Alaska Shellfish and Seaweed Festival in May

By Anne Gore | March 26, 2021
Alaska Shellfish and Seaweed Festival

Alaska Sea Grant is holding the first Alaska Shellfish and Seaweed Festival from May 17–20, hosted online with specials and promotions in several coastal communities around the state. Join us…

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Alaska Shellfish and Seaweed Festival

By Dave Partee | March 24, 2021
Alaska Shellfish and Seaweed Festival

We are pleased to announce the Alaska Shellfish and Seaweed Festival, taking place virtually on Zoom and streamed live on Facebook from coastal communities around the state. Leading up to…

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Seaweed Farm Start-up Training Program

By Dave Partee | December 15, 2020
oyster farm buoys in a cove

Alaska Sea Grant and partners are excited to announce the 2021 Seaweed Farm Start-up Training Program to be held for Alaska residents interested in starting their own seaweed farm in…

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