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Representatives will participate in the Western Alaska Interdisciplinary Science Conference and will also host a training session on how to track seabird die-offs at the Bristol Bay campus on Friday.
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Dillingham's March for Science aimed to show the importance of science in the community.Despite gray, chilly weather, about thirty people turned out for…
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The WAISC forum drew experts to Dillingham to present on a wide range of topics of interest to Western Alaskans. We asked a few of them to pitch us their…
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When you catch a salmon in the bay, how do you know where it hatched? New research tells where Nushagak Chinook salmon were born and raised.New research…
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A state-of the art research vessel is now being operated by the University of Alaska-Fairbanks. KDLG’s Chase Cavanaugh has more. The National Science…
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The Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program is bringing over 100 students from all over the state to the University of Alaska Anchorage for a…
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New research seeks to better understand the micronutrients that are essential for aquatic ecosystems. Salmon are known to be a big source of the…