Please join us on Wednesday, July 28th at 10 am AKDT for a webinar in collaboration with the RAND Corporation’s community partners in Sitka, Alaska, on lessons learned by local community organizations in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Community…
The Sitka Sound Science Center continues to host researchers working on a landslide research and monitoring program. For ten days this July, Dr. Annette Patton (postdoctoral landslide scientist at the University of Oregon) and Emily Pannell (undergraduate mechanical engineering…
Kelley Voss will share her expertise about the octopus on Friday, July 16 at 6 pm. PhD student and octopus expert Kelley Voss will give a presentation about her research and answer all of your octopus questions on Friday,…
This week, SSSC welcomed 11 new faces to Sitka to start orientation for this year’s Chum Project. Coming from all walks of life and disciplines, this year’s crew consists of science teachers, undergrad and graduate students, and wildlife biologists!…
Last week, four SSSC staff members and technicians embarked on a week-long research expedition to monitor established sites across picturesque Prince William Sound for the presence of oil from the 1989 Exxon-Valdez oil spill. The selected sites are still…
SSSC would like to thank the wonderful volunteers who helped remove over 1,000 lbs of marine debris from South Kruzof Island on Monday, July 5th. The cleanup effort was funded by Alaskan Brewing Company’s Coastal CODE program, where 1% of all proceeds from…
SSSC is preparing for another year of studying chum salmon in SE Alaska. This past week over 1,000 pounds of field camp gear, plus a zodiac, shipped to Juneau to be setup in our brand-new remote field camp. Two…
