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Caribou/Reindeer-Alutiiq Word of the Week-January 22nd

By Alutiiq Museum on Jan 22, 2023   Alutiiq Word of the Week & Museum News, Featured  

Caribou/Reindeer-Alutiiq Word of the Week-January 22nd

Caribou, Reindeer-Tuntuq Tuntumek piturlita. – Let’s (all) eat some reindeer. Today, caribou (Rangifer tarandus) are only present in substantial numbers in a part of the Alutiiq homeland—the northern Alaska Peninsula. Here communities take advantage of seasonal migrations, harvesting animals as they move south to calving grounds in the spring and north to winter range in […]

Empowering a Fleet Through Electronic Technologies

By NOAA Fisheries-Office of Science and Technology on Jan 22, 2023   Featured, NOAA Fisheries and Alaska Fisheries Science Center  

Empowering a Fleet Through Electronic Technologies

The pollock fishery in the Gulf of Alaska is unique in many ways. The pollock fishery in Alaska’s Bering Sea is rationalized, which means each vessel/permit holder is allocated a certain amount of catch for the season. But the Gulf of Alaska pollock fishery is open access, with every vessel racing against the others for catch. The […]

Lawsuit says Alaska Department of Health exposed thousands to hunger risk by not giving food aid

By by Lisa Phu|Alaska Beacon on Jan 22, 2023   Featured, Health, State  

Lawsuit says Alaska Department of Health exposed thousands to hunger risk by not giving food aid

Ten Alaskans are suing the state, saying it failed to provide food stamps within the time frames required by federal law. The complaint was filed Friday in Superior Court in Anchorage against Alaska Health Commissioner Heidi Hedberg. The lawsuit said that in her role as commissioner of a department that failed to provide needed services, Hedberg “has […]

Magnetic declination and finding the moon

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Jan 22, 2023   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Magnetic declination and finding the moon

Dan Joling of Anchorage was set to photograph the full moon rising over the Port of Anchorage on Jan. 6, 2023. His research told him the moon would pop over the horizon at a certain number of degrees from north. Guided by the compass feature on his iPhone, Joling aimed his camera that way. He […]

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