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News articles (since 2013)
- Shenton, Will. 23 February 2022. How Alaska Native communities are building resilience to climate change. UW College of the Environment News. URL
- Ali, Zaiba, et al. 5-12 December 2021. Map of the Month. The Arctic This Week. URL
- Pfennigwerth, Alix. 2021. Changing climate, changing access for Arctic Indigenous harvesters in National Parklands. National Park Service News. URL
- Grove, Casey. 10 November 2021. New research shows how Alaska subsistence harvesters are having to adapt to climate change. Alaska Public Media – Anchorage. URL
- Baker, Rochelle. 29 August 2021. Why are some lingcod bright blue? Times Colonist. URL
- Baker, Rochelle. 24 August 2021. Why so blue, little lingcod? Toronto Star. URL
- Gore, Anne. 23 June 2021. Rockfish study adds local ecological knowledge to inform fisheries management. Alaska Sea Grant Fishlines Newsletter. URL
- Bailey, Alice. 13 March 2020. Melting glaciers will have mixed effects on Pacific salmon. SitNews. URL
- Early, Wesley. 14 October 2019. As Kotzebue experiences one of its warmest years on record, subsistence hunters contend with shrinking ice. Alaska Public Media. URL
- Ainsworth, Nolin. 17 October 2019. Biologist shares new insights into Juneau estuaries. Juneau Empire. URL
- Editorial Staff. 16 October 2019. The impacts of melting glaciers explained. KINY Radio – News of the North. URL
- Moran, Tom. 21 August 2019. Bagging barnacles, exploring a changing ecosystem. UAF News and Information. URL
- Seifert, Jenny. 25 July 2019. Locked in and off-loaded: Quotas stifle diversity and stability in fishing. National Fisherman. URL
- Kelloway, Claire. 23 May 2019. Catch share programs consolidating Alaskan fisheries – cutting out small, rural, and young fishermen. Food and Power. URL
- Robinson, Grant. 15 May 2019. Alaska’s commercial fishing field shifting toward specialization, shrinking participation. KTUU Anchorage. URL
- Orlowski, Aaron. 8 May 2019. Study: Fishery consolidation in Alaska leaves fishermen vulnerable. Seafood Source. URL
- Earl, Elizabeth. 8 May 2019. Study pinpoints trend toward fisheries specialization. Alaska Journal of Commerce. URL
- Editorial Staff. 2 May 2019. Research finds fisheries are becoming more specialized. The Cordova Times. URL
- Frisch, Lauren. 29 April 2019. Alaska fishermen are becoming more specialized. SitNews. URL
- Swisher, Julie. 26 April 2019. Study reveals changes in commercial fisheries over three decades. KXDF Fairbanks. [link no longer available]
- Frisch, Lauren. 24 April 2019. Alaska fishermen are becoming more specialized. UAF News and Information. URL
- de Oliveira, Elizabeth. 27 September 2018. Students Share Subsistence Practices Through Film. Stanford Earth. URL
- Moran, Tom. 19 September 2018. NSF awards $20 million to fund ‘Fire and Ice’ project. UAF News and Information. URL
- Yadron, Samantha. 6 September 2018. Alaska refuge can’t protect its wildlife from climate change. National Geographic. URL
- Rosen, Yereth. 19 February 2018. Microplastic contamination is affecting people and animals in remote Alaska. Pacific Standard. URL
- Editorial Staff. 15 February 2018. How microplastics are contaminating birds in remote Alaska. The Weather Network. URL
- Venton, Danielle. 12 February 2018. From drugged oysters to birds full of plastic, oceans are feeling the burden of pollution. KQED. URL
- Eckert, Ginny. 28 August 2018. UAF student completes salmon predation study. Alaska Sea Grant. URL
- Gullufsen, Kevin. 5 April 2018. Otters, nuclear rockfish and whale watching’s impact: UAF fisheries masters students to showcase a wide-range of work. Juneau Empire. (Features CFE Lab MS student Matt Callahan) URL
- KTOO Public Media. 2 April 2018. A Juneau Afternoon radio program, featuring Anne Beaudreau (Associate Professor, CFE Lab) and Ashley Bolwerk (MS Student) to promote UA Fisheries Days at Lena Point. URL
- Dobbyn, Paula. 23 January 2018. Alaska Sea Grant awards over $1 million for research. Features our newly-funded ASG project on fishers’ local knowledge. URL
- Frisch, Lauren. 28 September 2017. Seeking more than one species stabilizes fishing income. UAF press release. URL
- Gullufsen, Kevin. 8 September 2017. As glaciers melt, scientists try to figure out how fish will respond. Juneau Empire. URL
- Ainsworth, Nolin. 8 July 2017. Science brings soccer star to Juneau. Juneau Empire. URL
- Earl, Elizabeth. 28 June 2017. Study shows Homer halibut charters stay closer to town. Peninsula Clarion. URL
- Zak, Annie. 25 June 2017. Alaska halibut charters are targeting multiple species. Here’s why. Alaska Dispatch News. URL
- Bolton, Aaron. 23 June 2017. Study examines the ripple effect of charter operators’ choices. KBBI Homer (URL) and KTOO Public Media (URL)
- Frisch, Lauren. 20 June 2017. Study: Halibut charters adapt to economics and regulations. UAF press release (URL) and SitNews (URL)
- Jenkins, Elizabeth. 2 May 2017. Scientists see the future in the bellies of fish. KTOO Public Media. URL
- Baier, Christine. 27 April 2017. First observations of fine-scale juvenile sablefish movements in the wild reveal behavioral patterns that may influence survival. NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science Center News. URL
- Frisch, Lauren. 9 August 2016. Halibut regulations linked to diversification of charter fishing portfolios. SFOS Newsroom. URL
- Welch, Laine. 4 March 2016. Is the clue to shrinking halibut in their stomachs — and those of arrowtooth flounder? Alaska Dispatch News. URL
- Welch, Laine. 2 March 2016. Halibut, arrowtooth flounder stomachs wanted for science. Alaska Fish Radio. [link no longer available]
- Miller, Clara. 26 February 2016. Stomachs wanted: halibut and flounder. Juneau Empire. [link no longer available]
- Frisch, Lauren. 25 November 2015. Glacier meltwater into Southeast Alaska estuaries influences fish diets. Alaska Sea Grant [link no longer available], UAF College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences (URL), and SitNews (URL)
- Mulvaney, Kieran. 11 November 2015. Alaska Cod Are Eating Seabirds – But How? Discovery News. [link no longer available]
- Rosen, Yereth. 9 November 2015. Pacific cod may have learned to hunt seabirds, research indicates. Alaska Dispatch News. [link no longer available]
- NOAA West Coast Region. Spring 2015. Local knowledge shapes recovery of Puget Sound rockfish. URL
- Phys.org. 1 April 2015. New study highlights the value of local knowledge in recovering endangered species. [link no longer available]
- University of California Santa Barbara. 15 September 2014. Announcing two new Gulf of Alaska Working Groups. Press release. [link no longer available]
- Alaska EPSCoR. 15 September 2014. The Southeast Test Case: From glaciers to estuaries outside Juneau, Alaska. URL
- Alaska EPSCoR. 26 August 2014. Hike with the Scientists: Learning about Southeast Alaska’s ecosystems in person. URL
- Miller, Matt. 6 November 2013. New research focusing on local glacial estuary habitat. KTOO Public Media. [link no longer available]