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Alaska Sea Grant Research Projects

Found 118 projects. Displaying projects 1–15.

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Integrating emerging technologies with community-based observations to assess spotted seal ecology at terrestrial haul-outs in Arctic Alaska — Hauser Von Duyke
		Initiated: Feb 2024
Too big to ignore: Foraging strategies and competition between marine top predators in a rapidly changing Bering Sea — Bishop Barst Divine
		Initiated: Feb 2024
Evolutionary underpinnings of stress response in Pacific oysters — Glass Umanzor Clinton
		Initiated: Feb 2024
Quantifying the influence of environmental conditions on potential trophic interactions and growth of juvenile sockeye salmon and threespine stickleback within Iliamna Lake — Cunningham Quinn
		Initiated: Feb 2024
Development of a non-lethal genetic-based method for aging Pacific halibut — Wolf Planas Larson
		Initiated: Feb 2024
Nature-based and community-engaged Arctic coastal protection — Ravens Yang
		Initiated: Feb 2024
Southeast Alaska trolling vessel ocean measurement program — Hennon Simmons Rice Moore
		Initiated: Feb 2022
Pink Arctic: patterns, processes, and consequences of increasing Pacific Salmon in the high north — Westley Seitz Hauser Sformo de Sousa Dunmall
		Initiated: Feb 2022
A transformative approach to rapidly assess critical life history and energetic responses of fish to environmental change — Mueter Goldstein Waters Laurel Vollenweider
		Initiated: Feb 2022
Development of cultivation protocols for the red seaweed, dulse, to support traditional food systems in Southeast Alaska — Umanzor Hotch Stekoll
		Initiated: Feb 2022
The relationship between oyster farms and their environment, a sea otter’s perspective — Konar Bates
		Initiated: Feb 2022
The importance of seaweed wrack as habitat and resource — Konar
		Initiated: Feb 2020
Supporting coastal community resilience in Alaska: an evaluation of the Sea Ice for Walrus Outlook (SIWO) — Kettle Lee Metcalf Sheffield Sheffield Guy
		Initiated: Feb 2020
Increasing the capacity of Alaskan coastal communities to adapt and respond to storm driven coastal hazards — Maio Overbeck
		Initiated: Feb 2020
Climate-driven Arctic coastline modeling: improving erosion forecasts for communities — Witmer Kupilik
		Initiated: Feb 2020

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