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This is the official RUclips site of the Alaska Sea Grant College Program, a statewide marine research, education, and extension program at the University of Alaska Fairbanks School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences. The Alaska Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program provides outreach and technical assistance to help Alaskans wisely use, conserve, and enjoy marine and coastal resources. Alaska Sea Grant is funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and by the University of Alaska Fairbanks with state funds, in partnership with private industry.
Learn more at www.alaskaseagrant.org
Learn more at www.alaskaseagrant.org
SIKULIAQ report on the northern ecosystem - Strait Science, Aug 27 2024
This August, the R/V SiKULIAQ conducted the Arctic Collaborative Ecosystem Cruise to study the marine ecosystem of the northern Bering and Chukchi seas. Scientists onboard worked as a team to collect data from many sites. Hear from the lead scientists about the onboard studies done to understand how our ecosystems are responding to changes.
Seth Danielson is a physical oceanographer with the University of Alaska Fairbanks College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences. Jackie Grebmeier is a biological oceanographer at the University of Maryland.
Seth Danielson is a physical oceanographer with the University of Alaska Fairbanks College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences. Jackie Grebmeier is a biological oceanographer at the University of Maryland.
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Oyster sampling protocol
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This instructional video for aquatic farm partners in the Mariculture Research and Restoration Consortium (MarReCon) project is funded by the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee Council. This video can be used as a template for oyster sampling protocols as part of the MarReCon project. More information about this project can be found at pwssc.org/mar-recon/. Thanks to the EVOS farmers for taking the...
Oculus Glider - Strait Science, Aug 22 2024
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Note: This recording has a few short pauses in the audio due to technical glitches. The Oculus Glider is an ocean robot drone helping NOAA understand the Bering Sea ecosystem. Hear about the drone’s travels after being launched from Nome in 2022, as well as two more deployments in the Bering Sea. Hear from Heather and Anjali as they share real-time Oculus data and more about the work ocean dron...
Insights from the Scotland seaweed industry tour
Просмотров 77Месяц назад
Alaska Sea Grant and Connecticut Sea Grant hosted a webinar in July 2024 with industry experts from Alaska and Connecticut sharing insights from an international seaweed infrastructure tour in Scotland. Topics: Stabilization and processing methods - learn about UK techniques for stabilizing and processing kelp and their applicability to the US. Product forms and end-products - discover diverse ...
Permafrost Thaw - Strait Science, Aug 8 2024
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Thawing permafrost is literally shifting the ground beneath our feet. Guido and his team are using high-resolution aerial and satellite imagery to document landscape change and thaw processes on the Seward and Baldwin peninsulas. Learn about the Perma-X research, the free Arctic Landscape Explorer web tool, and what lies ahead as the big thaw unfolds. Guido Grosse is head of the Permafrost Rese...
Saving Lives at Sea - Strait Science, Jun 27 2024
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The U.S. Coast Guard’s 17th District (USCG D17) Command Center is responsible for saving lives throughout the four million square miles of Alaska’s marine waters. How do they do it? Hear how Lt. Cmdr. Kalankiewicz and the Command Center team plan, partner, and work with limited resources to save lives in the Bering Strait region and the rest of Alaska. Lt. Cmdr. Eddie Kalankiewicz is the Comman...
Landslides - Petersburg Science Series, Jan 17 2024
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Lisa Busch of the Sitka Sound Science Center discusses the steps Sitka took to set up an advance warning system for landslides and outlines the basic science of landslides. The Petersburg Science Series is a science seminar program inviting scientists and professionals to discuss a variety of natural sciences topics including humpback whale research, cephalopod intelligence, fisheries managemen...
2024 Walrus Estimate - Strait Science, May 30 2024
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Using genetic analyses on walrus skin samples, the US Fish and Wildlife Service and US Geological Survey can estimate the population size. Learn about their walrus population estimation project, what they hope to learn, and how the count estimate data will be used. Join William and Irina just before they head north to find walruses! William Beatty is a research wildlife biologist with the US Ge...
NOAA and Regional Concerns - Strait Science, May 23 2024
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Last summer, NOAA Fisheries leadership traveled to Alaska with visits to the Bering Strait region and the North Slope Borough. Their mission was, in part, to listen to and learn about peoples’ concerns for marine mammals, to improve communications, and to create partnerships. Find out what lessons NOAA learned as Kim and her team share their plans to address concerns provided by regional reside...
Bering Sea Whales - Strait Science, May 15 2024
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To understand ecological changes occurring in northern waters, NOAA has two research efforts to find whales this summer. One is a ship-based survey for large whale species. Another is an aerial survey for belugas. Join Jessica and Kim as they detail both efforts. Learn what NOAA hopes to learn, where and when the surveys will occur, and how results will be shared in the Bering Strait region. Je...
Closing remarks-MCA 2024
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Pat Pitney, President of the University of Alaska “The University of Alaska is all in for mariculture.” Wise words shared by University of Alaska President, Pat Pitney, at the first Mariculture Conference of Alaska in 2022 and again at the conclusion of the third conference in 2024. The 2024 Mariculture Conference of Alaska was held in Anchorage, Alaska, February 26-29, to gather members of the...
Community support-MCA 2024
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Marketing and communication strategies for continued growth and success in the Alaska mariculture industry. Moderator: Jason Lessard, Alaska Mariculture Alliance Marketing and communication strategies for social license -Todd Paige, Seaweed and Shellfish, World Wildlife Fund Overview of Alaska Mariculture Cluster grant evaluation -Olivia Rebanal, Ecotrust Overview of newly developed mariculture...
Business planning-MCA 2024
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Tips, tricks, and resources to support the continued growth and success of Alaskan mariculture farms. Moderator: Tommy Sheridan, University of Alaska Fairbanks Understanding the scaling potential of your seaweed farm -David Bailey, GreenWave Template for a kelp farm business model -Marc Wheeler, Spruce Root Prospects for cooperative ownership of mariculture processing infrastructure in Alaska -...
Coordinating mariculture workforce development, education, and research-MCA 2024
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Expanding Alaska’s mariculture industry requires expansion and coordination of workforce development, education, research, and outreach. This session focuses on programs and resources centered around those objectives. Moderator: Melissa Good, Alaska Sea Grant Alaska Mariculture Research and Training Center overview -Jenny Renee, Alaska Sea Grant Alaska Blue Economy Center and recent mariculture...
Market development-MCA 2024
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A growing supply requires a growing demand. This session highlights the successes and challenges faced in Alaska’s mariculture market development. Moderator: Dan Lesh, Southeast Conference From sea to plate: Alaska's thriving mariculture and the pathway to impact -Sophie Egan, Food for Climate League Creating new narratives to grow markets for Alaska mariculture kelp and oysters -Chhavi Jatwani...
Keynote: A First Nations’ perspective-MCA 2024
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Keynote: A First Nations’ perspective-MCA 2024
Government programs and updates-MCA 2024
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Government programs and updates-MCA 2024
Increasing processing capacity-MCA 2024
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Increasing processing capacity-MCA 2024
Keynote-What could ocean farming success look like? MCA 2024
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Keynote-What could ocean farming success look like? MCA 2024
Welcome to the 2024 Mariculture Conference of Alaska
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Welcome to the 2024 Mariculture Conference of Alaska
Pacific Halibut - Strait Science, May 2 2024
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Pacific Halibut - Strait Science, May 2 2024
Chum Salmon - Strait Science, Apr 17 2024
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Chum Salmon - Strait Science, Apr 17 2024
Avian Influenza Update - Strait Science, Mar 28 2024
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Avian Influenza Update - Strait Science, Mar 28 2024
Bar-Tailed Godwits Nonstop Across the Pacific - Strait Science, Mar 20 2024
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Bar-Tailed Godwits Nonstop Across the Pacific - Strait Science, Mar 20 2024
Heat Pumps and Hydroponics in Alaska - Strait Science, Mar 1 2024
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Heat Pumps and Hydroponics in Alaska - Strait Science, Mar 1 2024
Sub Arctic and Arctic Fisheries - Strait Science, Feb 22 2024
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Sub Arctic and Arctic Fisheries - Strait Science, Feb 22 2024
What nutrients do they need?
Land recognitions are divisive. If the land belongs to them, why are you occupying the place? Work to build one Alaskan society, united. Dahlstrom is a terrible speaker.
nice presentation
I found three tiny pearls inside one, is it worth anything?
15 years later and the king crab fishery has been closed for two years straight. I guess they never made much progress.
That was some good shit right there. Great video
Don’t even eat fish but I’m here and fascinated
i think netting should be outlawed !!!! ..........................it traps every species !!!!! .................................just sayin ...................:)
Why even click on this video then? Did you want to make yourself upset?
@@botmicheal2508 no iam just open minded ......i like to see whats going on in the world ..........just sayin .......:)
@@botmicheal2508 dude dont worry about WTF i do ...get a life ......just sayin .....:)
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Can someone eat the digestive system of oyster
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Climate Change. Do not give up!😇💟
您好,可否详细说明有哪五种藻类?
Bruhhhh being a oyster must suck 💀😭
Ancient history is essential for everyone to know, especially the sixteen original civilizations. 1. The first inhabitants of Italy (K) 2. Thracians (L) 3. Siberians (N) 4. East Assists (O) 5. Medes (PQ) 6.. Western Europeans (R) 7. Mediterranean Greek sea people (T) 8. Hebrews and Arabic (IJ) 9. Elamites (H) 10. Assyrians (G) 11. Arameans (F1) 12. Lydians (F2) 13. Cushites (AB, C & D) 14. Egyptians (E3) 15. Canaanites (E2) 16. Original North African Phoenicians (E1) The D haplogroup of Canaan migrated east all the way to Japan. The C haplogroup of Nimrod migrated to South Asia, the Pacific, Tibet, Mongolia and all the way to the Americas along with Q haplogroup descendants of Madai ancestor of the Medes. The A maternal mtDNA haplogroup belonging to the N lineage accompanied the Q paternal haplogroup. The C&D maternal haplogroups belong to the M lineage. The B maternal haplogroup seems to have crossed the Pacific Ocean. The Mediterranean paternal R1b and the maternal X2a also found in Galilee represent an Atlantic crossing of the Phoenicians in the days of King Solomon considering also the Mediterranean paternal haplogroups of T, G, I1, I2, J1, J2, E and B in addition to the R1b in Native American Populations.
I was driving west on 4th ave ,when the Quake began. I stopped about 30 yards from the street collapse if front of me.
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Just eat the dam thing with juice :)
Japanese oysters taste amazing
very cool!
Molotov cocktail is a dangerous tool.
take me there to work!
Why must it be sterile? Isn't water full of bacteria anyways?
Humans came into being during the last interglacial period, survived through the following glacial period, and then emerged into the current interglacial period to where we are now. We’ve done it all before and thrived, this panic is ridiculous.
I would love to become involved with micro nuclear reactors. Do you have any suggestions on how one could do this?
At what point are they dead? Severing the abductor muscle? Mystery.
Do you have a 12 hour photo period for the algae that you grow?
The so called "double knot" is a clove hitch Clove hitches are NOT recommended A much better knot is the ground line hitch It takes just as much time to make, and it is much tighter and more secure
Suppose i have 3 ponds. A , B and C A with 8 transparency (cm ) B with 12 C with 18.. Which one is least turbid
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Good video
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It's incredibly bizarre that humans suck that slimy creature into their mouths & actually seem to savor it ... *shudder*
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He poured out the liquor, one of the tastiest parts of an oyster. How can he be that ignorant?
Can we develop diatoms using the same process?.
1:44 Why didn't you put the CO2 in the small flask?
Nice
Apparently it takes at least TWO YEARS to obtain approval for a kelp farm permit in Alaska. Sounds like miles and miles of red tape, especially if you might need to factor in indigenous peoples. Also I imagine you can count on one hand the number of sites in the state where you'll have reasonable access most of the year, as the video recommends.
Is there a way to mimic the membrane function with a manufactured filter? I'm wondering what the chemistry is that allows the gills and the membrane to divert CO2 to the shell-building process. It seems to me that this is quite like the carbonate I get when using slaked lime to extract CO2 from a carbonated solution? Can you point me to a source on this process? Thanks!
🥺please don't hurt them. if you wanna eat them, kill as fast as possible..
Poor things. Just being and living and greedy humans come and disrupt their way of life for profit. Smh.
What is algae and uses?
Thank you Gay and Tony! Happy to see you and happy to see your great jobs!
The otters are native to the area and beneficial for the environment (more kelp) so easy answer is just buy out the fisherman.
Very good video
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Is ocean algae-also a salt range algae?
Outstanding explanation, thank you!
the video image is too poor, you need to fix it more
thanks!
the video image is too poor, you need to fix it more
Hi there, I love to save the creatures.. I love aquatic animals, cab u plz help me.. Can u plz provide me the fresh water mussels in did i pay you..... I need triangle sail mussels (Biological name is -Hyriopsis cumingii)