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July 28, 2022 – Research

Highlights from the Field: First Week of the Chum Project

Otoliths, DNA, and scales, oh my! After spending a week in Sitka preparing for our field season start, the 2022 Chum Crew is officially launched. Twelve talented fishery technicians, crew leads, and a bear guard will spend six weeks sampling…

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July 11, 2022 – Events

Ocean Acidification Meet & Greet Event

Join Rutgers University Scientists for a free meet & greet event to learn about their upcoming ocean acidification research on Tuesday, July 12! They will be launching the pHOxy Lady glider in the Southeast Gulf of Alaska for a 90-day deployment…

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June 15, 2022 – News

SPIFy Update: Fish of the Future

The future is coming to SSSC with the construction of our new Spawning and Incubation Facility, commonly referred to as the SPIFy Project! Plans are in the works to bring our former spawning facility, built by Sheldon Jackson college students…

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May 19, 2022 – News

Writing among the Salmon

Written by Karl Cranston Simmons As a senior at Pacific High School, I’ve been thinking a lot about my future education and career goals for the past year. I’ve done some journalism work and am thinking about making it my…

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April 28, 2022 – News, Research

MT EDGECUMBE IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Quivers from Mt. Edgecumbe in April brought a good deal of attention to the dormant Stratovolcano off the coast of Sitka. A team of volcanologists from the Alaska Volcano Observatory have been studying the volcano and the recent earthquake swarm…

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April 11, 2022 – SIRF, News

Welcome Julie Schram, New Scientist in Residency Fellow!

The Sitka Sound Science Center is excited to welcome Julie Schram as this month’s Scientist in Residency Fellow (SIRF). The SIRF Fellowship is meant to provide four weeks for scientists to have time to work on their research and engage…

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March 29, 2022 – News

A YOUNG PERSON’S VIEW ON PLANNED GIVING

SSSC board member Michael Mausbach might not seem like the typical planned giving advocate. He is on the 20 side of 30 years old, and in the early stages of his career. “ I think a lot of people in…

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