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The SSSC crew kept busy during March! Our team split forces, diving into the water and diving into the schools for education programs. Don’t worry if you didn’t receive our March Newsletter, you may find it here!…
Join the Sitka Sound Science Center staff and Board in welcoming Dr. Cheryl Rosa as our next Scientist in Residency Fellow, here from April 3 to May 2, 2017. Dr. Rosa is Deputy…
Bat Monitoring in Sitka Sitka Sound Science Center is partnering with Alaska Department of Fish and Game to facilitate the collection of data on bat populations around southeast Alaska. From March through November, we…
SSSC Board and Staff are excited to welcome Rachel Klein as the new Sitka WhaleFest Director for the Sitka Sound Science Center. She grew up in Bristol Bay, Alaska, and after earning her BA in English Literature and MA…
Sitka Arts and Science Festival – Week 1: July 22-28; Week 2: July 29-August 4 Immerse Yourself in an Intensive Workshop and Wilderness Experience As busy adults, we often fail to make time for…
Nancy Ricketts Artwork Dedication On February 1st, we were honored to host the art dedication for Nancy Ricketts, daughter of Ed and Nan Ricketts. John Straley…
SSSC is involved in all kinds of ocean acidification(OA) research because people in Sitka rely on the ocean for sustenance. Thank you to the Alaska Longline Fishermen and the Sitka Tribe for your interest and work on…
Welcome to Amelia Greenberg, our new AmeriCorps Volunteer! She grew up in New Hampshire and received her BA in English at Grinnell College in Iowa. During college she spent six months in Ecuador…
The next Natural History Seminar talk will feature Chris Sergeant, Ecologist at the National Park Service, Southeast Alaska Network, on “The Most Mysterious Murrelet – what we do and don’t know about Kittlitz’s Murrelets in Glacier Bay”…
Sitka is starting a local chapter for the Citizens’ Climate Lobby, see flyer below for upcoming events and read more about them here: http://citizensclimatelobby.org/chapters/AK_Sitka/…