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Combining fishing safety and crew skills training in Bristol Bay

By Alaska Sea Grant on Jun 23, 2023   Featured, General News, News from Alaska SeaGrant  

Combining fishing safety and crew skills training in Bristol Bay

Bristol Bay, on Alaska’s remote western coast, is the most productive salmon ecosystem in North America and home to a multi-billion-dollar fishery. To meet the needs of the Bristol Bay commercial fishing industry for a skilled, healthy, and productive workforce, Alaska Sea Grant offers a combined training that incorporates established safety best-practices with essential fishing […]

Changes in Seafood Industry Will Require Fewer Workers

By Fishermen's News Online on Feb 13, 2018   Featured, Fishermen's News Online  

Changes in Seafood Industry Will Require Fewer Workers

A decline in the domestic workforce for the seafood industry’s harvesting and processing sector is prompting efforts for modernization and automation of the harvest to reduce the number of workers needed, while increasing skills required of those who get the jobs. That was the message from Gleyn Bledsoe of Washington State University’s Center for Advanced […]

Use it or Lose it

By Canisius on Jan 27, 2015   Health  

Use it or Lose it

BUFFALO, NY – Older adults who learn a new, mentally demanding skill can improve their cognitive function, according to research by Jennifer Lodi-Smith, PhD, assistant professor of psychology at Canisius College.   Lodi-Smith and her colleagues, including lead researcher Denise Park of the University of Texas at Dallas’ Center for Vital Longevity, randomly assigned 221 adults, […]

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