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New online class explores bond between Alaska Natives, salmon

New online UAF class explores bond between Alaska Natives, salmon
Alaska is the remaining stronghold of salmon-producing ecosystems, and the bond between Alaskans and salmon runs deep. A new fully online course will explore these relationships with an emphasis on the contemporary and traditional ties between Alaska Natives and salmon. Read more

A rogue ice shelf covering the Arctic Ocean?

A rogue ice shelf covering the Arctic Ocean?
Fifteen miles inland from the frozen coast of the Arctic Ocean, Teshekpuk Lake is one of the largest freshwater bodies in Alaska. Thousands of years ago, this shore was an ocean beach. Digging into that beach, a Fairbanks researcher has found evidence for what she describes as a “rogue ice sheet that isn’t on the map.” Read more

What's on today

Mars lander viewing party

Deadlines and reminders

LARS holiday bazaar (Nov. 30)
Grad student space grant applications (due Dec. 1)

Student-led talk on Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

Students will host a public dialog Nov. 30 about the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, climate change and the environment. Read more

KUAC holiday programming guide

KUAC holiday programming guide
When planning your holiday season activities, include some time for the sights and sounds that KUAC brings you. Read more

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