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- 1 hour radio show highlights Alaska ocean acidification researchers and fishermen
- A monitoring update from Wiley Evans on the M/V Columbia ferry
- About OA
- About the network
- Abstract deadline Oct 22 for ASLO Aquatic Sciences Meeting
- Alaska Climate Action Leadership Team Identifies OA as threat
- Alaska Marine Science Symposium to feature 5 OA talks and 5 posters
- Alaska OA Moorings Provide Another Season of Data
- Alaska OA Network enters 2017 with new structure
- Alaska Ocean Acidification ‘State of the Science’ workshop delivers latest findings
- Alaska State Ferry Now Tracking Ocean Acidification
- Alaska writer Nancy Lord publishes new novel on ocean acidification
- An interview with author Mary DeMocker
- Ask a Scientist
- Bering Strait students and residents learn about ocean acidification
- Biological Impacts
- Can nearshore data help predict conditions further afield? New findings shed light
- Chukchi Mooring Returns a Year of pH Data
- Community based water sampling for ocean acidification is taking off in Southeast Alaska
- Community sampling provides early picture of OA conditions in Southcentral Alaska
- Cordova Ocean Acidification & Alaska Fisheries Roundtable
- Data
- Data from state ferry in Southeast Alaska illuminates seasonal trends
- Fishermen and scientists discuss ocean acidification in Sitka
- For the Media
- Frequently asked questions by Alaska fishermen
- Kachemak Bay Ramps up Ocean Acidification Monitoring Efforts
- Meet Amanda Kelley
- Meet Bob Foy
- Meet Claudine Hauri
- Meet Clayton Hamilton, the Alaska OA Network’s new Fishing Fellow
- Meet Darren Pilcher
- Meet Esther Kennedy
- Meet Jacqueline Ramsay
- Meet Jeff Hetrick
- Meet Jennifer Newby
- Meet Jessica Cross
- Meet Kristy Kroeker
- Meet Nina Bednarsek
- Meet Switgard Duesterloh
- Meet the Cordova National Ocean Science Bowl Team
- Monitoring
- New “Burke-O-Lator” system installed at Ketchikan shellfish facility
- New OA Tribal Research Working Group gets off the ground
- New Report Available on Approach and Priorities for OA Monitoring in Alaska
- News
- NOAA Kodiak Lab equipped to analyze incoming seawater and community samples
- NOAA Saildrone Update #1: They’re off to the Arctic
- OA researchers connect with audiences in Cordova, Juneau, Anchorage and Seattle
- OA Tribal Research Working Group leads discussion, tours Seward lab
- Ocean Acidification for Educators
- Ocean Acidification Posters at the 2019 Alaska Marine Science Symposium
- Ocean acidification: What You Can Do
- Pacific Marine Expo features OA panel
- Pacific Marine Expo highlights fishermen’s interest in OA
- R/V Healy now collecting OA data in the Arctic
- Registration still open for “State of the Science” Workshop
- Resources & Links
- Results from statewide survey on ocean acidification
- Scientist Interview: Lauren Bell
- Scientist Interview: meet Allison Bidlack
- Scientist interview: Meet Ashley Rossin
- Scientist Interview: Meet Burke Hales
- Scientist Interview: meet Marina Washburn
- Scientist Interview: Meet Natalie Monacci
- Scientist Interview: meet Stephen Payton
- Scientist Interview: Meet Wiley Evans
- September wraps up an active month of OA monitoring across Alaska
- Sitka takes multi-faceted approach to ocean acidification monitoring
- Southeast residents learn about ocean acidification at Petersburg festival
- Special Issue of Elementa: submit OA articles by March 31
- Take this survey to inform future monitoring efforts in Alaska
- Two bipartisan pieces of OA-related legislation introduced in Congress
- Two Saildrones collecting OA data are on their way to the Bering Strait
- University of Fairbanks seeking ocean acidification Research Assistant
- Version 6 of the Surface Ocean CO2 Atlas (SOCAT) now available
- Webinar: Effects of Ocean Acidification on Alaskan Groundfishes
- Welcome to the network
- What do 10 years of ocean chemistry data show in the Gulf of Alaska?
- Yakutat holds community round table on OA