Critical equipment monitoring Alaska’s changing ocean will soon be replaced and enhanced with funds from the recently passed Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration awarded $1.3 million in year one funds to the Alaska Ocean Observing System.
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Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission Hiring
The AEWC is hiring two positions to support the Backyard Buoys project, a Program Coordinator and a Village...
New Glider Tested in Prince William Sound
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Burke-o-lators
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AK Marine Highway System CO2 Monitoring
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Arctic Marine Biodiversity Observation Network
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Cook Inlet Beluga Whale Portal
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