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Where the Covid-19 Pandemic Continues to Interrupt Education the Most

By Showcase Acrylics on May 11, 2021   Science/Education  

Where the Covid-19 Pandemic Continues to Interrupt Education the Most

Over a year into the Covid-19 pandemic, life is slowly beginning to return to normal for many Americans. All adults are now eligible for vaccination, and, according to the CDC, over half have received their first dose. One-third are even fully vaccinated.  But several aspects of life remain interrupted. This is especially true for education: At […]

Beluga Whales Dive Deeper, Longer to Find Food in Arctic

By Michelle Ma | University of Washington on Feb 21, 2018   Featured, Science/Education, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Beluga Whales Dive Deeper, Longer to Find Food in Arctic

Reductions in sea ice in the Arctic have a clear impact on animals such as polar bears that rely on frozen surfaces for feeding, mating and migrating. But sea ice loss is changing Arctic habitat and affecting other species in more indirect ways, new research finds. Beluga whales that spend summers feeding in the Arctic […]

Scientists Establish Baseline to Gauge How Alaska Communities Will Respond to Change

By Marjorie Mooney-Seus | AFSC News on Feb 19, 2016   Featured, State  

Scientists Establish Baseline to Gauge How Alaska Communities Will Respond to Change

In a new study by NOAA Fisheries, scientists looked at 347 Alaska communities to assess their dependence on marine resources and socio-economic well-being.  This is the first time that NOAA Fisheries has used “quantitative” indicators for this type of assessment in Alaska. Scientists hope to provide marine resource managers with a scientifically sound rapid assessment […]

BBRSDA Releases Economic Impact Report

By Fishermen's News Online on Nov 19, 2015   Fishermen's News Online  

BBRSDA Releases Economic Impact Report

An analysis of Alaska’s 2015 Bristol Bay sockeye salmon season released on Nov. 16 notes the dramatic drop in prices paid to harvesters, along substantial decline in Bristol Bay driftnet permit values. The report prepared by the McDowell Group in Juneau, Alaska, for the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association said that there is a […]

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