Strait Science – Alaska Sea Grant

Sharing science across Alaska

By Tom Moran | March 18, 2026

A montage of posters advertising public lectures on science topics.

What do walrus monitoring, the Tracy Arm tsunami and salmon bycatch have in common? All of them are important topics for audiences in Alaska’s coastal communities. Which is why each…

A sea of resources from Alaska Sea Grant

By Kyle Kolda | January 20, 2026

Cover of the Alaska Emergency and Disaster Homeowner's Handbook, 2nd edition, December 2025. Photos of a wildfire, damaged building after an earthquake, tools, nails, tape measure, hammer, pliers, tape, and two abandoned buildings hanging over a sandy bluff that has eroded away. Alaska Sea Grant and University of Alaska Fairbanks logos. And authors names: Arthur Nash and Davin Holen.

Alaska’s coastal communities grapple with a range of challenges, from preparing for emergencies to safely handling seafood and supporting sustainable fisheries. Having reliable and clear information is essential for Alaska’s…

Bering Strait regional science series reaches a milestone

By Zayleen Kalalo | May 3, 2023

photo of ice in ocean at sunset with a mountain in background

Last month, the Strait Science lecture series had its 100th recorded presentation added to the Alaska Sea Grant channel on YouTube. Strait Science is a long-running public science seminar series…