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The Sitka Sound Science Center is excited to introduce a new way to exercise your minds and stay connected to current research and science education happening in our community. Now, you can look forward to waking up every morning…
Those of you with young scientists know that Sprouts at the Science Center is the place to be on a Tuesday morning. Those of you without young scientists might not know what Sprouts is…Sprouts is a free science education…
Year in Review We have just begun the second year of the landslide warning system design, and many of you are aware that the research team was recently in town conducting a variety of workshops, informal events, and meetings.
The hatchery crew moved 2700 kilograms (kg) of fish food from the sea wall to the net pens for our very hungry and growing baby pink and chum salmon fry. This amount of food should last about one month.
Due to the ongoing spread of the COVID-19 virus and in conjunction with the CDC’s recommendations for best practices and guidelines for preventing the spread, after much discussion Sitka Sound Science Center has decided to close to the public and…
Ever wonder what your Pick.Click.Give donation means to our organization? How it helps? During an interview with PCG Podcast Sitka Sound Science Center’s Executive Director, Lisa Busch, answers all that and more. Sitka Sound Science…
The theme for Summer Camp 2020 is “Scale”! Think big to little, little to big, microscopic to macroscopic, seed to sprout, dirt to mountain, high tech to low tech – all SSSC 2020 summer camps will explore the building…
Only one more week until the reveal of the refreshed Molly O. Ahlgren Aquarium! We could not have completed this project without the help of volunteer, Murray Lawson. His helping, capable hands aided us in giving the backroom of…
Our January Newsletter is available to view online. We kicked off 2020 with great education programs, researchers and conferences, and a complete re-fresh of our aquarium. Click here to read more.
Landslides are hard to predict. Better scientific information can improve predictions, but there will always be a tension between failed and false warnings. False warnings occur when a landslide is predicted but does not occur. Failed warnings happen when…
