Past Events

Join for an overview of the Alaska’s Changing Environment 2.0 publication, featuring speakers on climate, salmon, and Arctic Indigenous observations. The Alaska’s Changing Environment publication is a collaboration between the Alaska Center for Climate Assessment and Policy and the International

Co-hosted by the Field Operations, Marine Ecosystems, Data Management, and Sea Ice Communities of Practice, the annual post-field season meeting is open to federal and non-federal partners, researchers, local and Indigenous community members, and anyone else interested in the 2024 research season

This presentation highlights innovative satellite imagery products for Alaska, specifically for detecting sea spray, blowing snow, and water vapor. Using newly developed RGB combinations applied to both GOES and JPSS satellites, these tools improve forecasters’ ability to diagnose otherwise

The inaugural Arctic Youth Conference (AYC), under the Norwegian Chairship of the Arctic Council (2023-2025), is a platform for Arctic youth to address the challenges and opportunities presented by the rapidly changing Arctic region. Born out of the Chairship's commitment to youth empowerment, the

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Each year, our data curation and outreach teams offer hands-on workshops both in Santa Barbara, CA, and virtually. We are excited to announce the dates for our 2025 data science training workshops and invite applicants for our first in-person course, "Fundamentals of Qualitative

The challenges of today go beyond deadlines decided by governments, territorial claims of oceans and lands, or borders drawn on a map. Addressing global issues requires collaborative efforts and swift decision-making. Dismantling the barriers between science, business, and policy is necessary to

The Alaska Marine Science Symposium (AMSS), Alaska’s premier marine research conference, has been bringing together scientists, educators, resource managers, students, and interested public for over twenty years to discuss the latest marine research being conducted in Alaskan waters. Over 700 people