Strait Science

The Strait Science Series lectures are presented by Northwest Campus and Alaska Sea Grant to promote understanding between citizens of the Bering Strait region and the researchers who frequent the Seward Peninsula.

If you would like to participate/present in the lecture series, please contact Gay Sheffield, the local MAP agent in Nome.

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Current events

Mercury Concentrations in Northern Fur Seals of the Bering Sea Flyer
Mercury Concentrations in Northern Fur Seals of the Bering Sea

Thursday, October 1 | 6:30 pm | VIA ZOOM

Mercury (natural and/or manmade) is a heavy metal that exists in the marine food web.  Mercury can accumulate in long-lived wildlife - important for human consumption. Orlin will share results of his research on mercury levels in adult female fur seals from the Pribilof Islands. Come hear his plans to research mercury levels in subsistence seafoods from Nome and Savoonga. 

Join Zoom Meeting

Meeting ID: 834 3150 0550 Passcode: 576011

Or call: 253 215 8782

Orlin Gologergen is a graduate student at the University of Alaska Anchorage.

Past events