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March-April Scientist in Residence: Amy Jenson
March-April Scientist in Residence: Amy Jenson
March-April Scientist in Residence: Amy Jenson
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Food Web Cruise
Food Web Cruise
Food Web Cruise
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A Hands-On History of Domestic Science
A Hands-On History of Domestic Science
A Hands-On History of Domestic Science
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Stories from Under the Sea
Stories from Under the Sea
Stories from Under the Sea
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Sensation and Learning Friday, March 14th | 6:30 to 8:00pm
Sensation and Learning Friday, March 14th | 6:30 to 8:00pm
Sensation and Learning Friday, March 14th | 6:30 to 8:00pm
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Featured Research Programs
Geoscience Research
Designed to develop natural hazard monitoring and warning systems in collaboration with Tribal entities in six additional communities across Southeast Alaska.
Monitoring Changing Phenology of Alaska Berries
As our climate transforms, changes in berry production can potentially disrupt ecological functions, as well as cultural practices.
Hatchery Wild Chum Interaction
Addressing concerns about escapement assessment and genetic and ecological interactions between hatchery and wild stocks.
Featured Education Programs
Scientists in the Schools
Bringing scientist and students together in the classrooms and on the fields.
Summer Camps
Fun and adventurous experiences learning scientific skills. Students will explore and learn about journeys in 2024.
Afterschool Programs
Increasing Literacy and Math skills within a scientific perspective.
Featured Research Programs
Climate Change and Ecosystem Impacts
A team of researchers are simulating conditions that might be found in the ocean in the year 2100.
Geoscience Research
Expert and volunteers study the risk of natural disasters in the region and share relevant information with the community.
Queen Charlotte-Fairweather Fault
An international team of scientists are probing the depths of the northeast Pacific to better understand hazards associated with the Queen Charlotte Fault.
