News and Activities

Notes from an IPY cruise

In summer 2007, Nome Marine advisory agent Heidi Herter took part in a research cruise from Dutch Harbor to Nome. Read her journal entries as she reports on scientists and their work aboard the Oshoro maru.

New Web site launched: Future Alaskans in Fisheries and Marine Science

The science and management of Alaska's coastal and ocean resources provide employment opportunities in rural communities. Learn how you can pursue this exciting and rewarding career through a new Web site, Future Alaskans in Fisheries and Marine Science, dedicated to helping Alaska's coastal residents become fishery and marine scientists. Hosted by the University of Alaska Fairbanks School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences.

Sea Week curriculum grant funded

The Alaska Department of Education and Early Development has granted $194,000 per year for three years to Alaska Sea Grant for updating and expanding the Alaska Sea/River Week Curriculum guides, which were published by Alaska Sea Grant in the 1980s. See the May issue of Fishlines for more.

A sample of recent activities

Below are just a few of our past activities. If you see an activity here that interests you, or know of an appropriate event for us to participate in, please let us know.

School visits

If you would like to have an Alaska Sea Grant staff member visit your school, please contact us.