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Seaweed Farmers in Alaska Gear Up for Large Haul

By Paula Dobbyn | Alaska Sea Grant on May 28, 2019   At Sea, Featured, State  

Seaweed Farmers in Alaska Gear Up for Large Haul

The largest commercial harvest of seaweed in Alaska is taking place this month. Blue Evolution, a California-based company that cultivates, harvests and distributes Alaska-grown seaweed, is expected to haul in up to 200,000 pounds from waters near Kodiak Island within the next two weeks. Previous harvests have been a fraction of that size, but, as […]

Warm Spring may Result in Gentle Breakup

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on May 3, 2019   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Warm Spring may Result in Gentle Breakup

  Following the warmest March Alaskans have ever felt, forecasters are predicting a mellow transition from ice to water for most big rivers in the state. Things don’t always go that way during spring breakup, when chunks of river ice freed from the cold grip of winter can lock up in river bends and back […]

River Watch Teams Prepared to Launch as River Break-up Begins

By Jeremy Zidek | State of Alaska on May 1, 2018   Featured, State  

River Watch Teams Prepared to Launch as River Break-up Begins

JBER, AK – The State of Alaska Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (DHS&EM) is assisting communities in preparation for breakup along Alaska’s major river systems this spring. Breakup is a time of both excitement and anxiety. Residents anticipate the ability to travel along the rivers, but are also concerned with the threat that […]

Bowhead Whales, the ‘Jazz Musicians’ of the Arctic, Sing Many Different Songs

By Hannah Hickey | UW on Apr 4, 2018   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Bowhead Whales, the ‘Jazz Musicians’ of the Arctic, Sing Many Different Songs

Spring is the time of year when birds are singing throughout the Northern Hemisphere. Far to the north, beneath the ice, another lesser-known concert season in the natural world is just coming to an end. A University of Washington study has published the largest set of recordings for bowhead whales, to discover that these marine […]

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