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Upcoming Events
29 May Thesis Defense
Growth of chum salmon in relation to population abundance and climate in the eastern North Pacific Ocean and the recruitment of pollock in the eastern Bering Sea Ellen Martinson
Growth of chum salmon in relation to population abundance and climate in the eastern North Pacific Ocean and the recruitment of pollock in the eastern Bering Sea Ellen Martinson
31 May Thesis Defense
Ecology and energetics of early life stages of walleye pollock in the eastern Bering Sea: the role of spatial variability across climatic conditions. Elizabeth Calvert Siddon
More events...Ecology and energetics of early life stages of walleye pollock in the eastern Bering Sea: the role of spatial variability across climatic conditions. Elizabeth Calvert Siddon
Fisheries Seminar
Dr. Larry Crowder, Science Director
Center for Ocean Solutions, Stanford University
Fairbanks—201 O'Neill • Juneau—101 Lena Point
Understanding challenges to endangered sea turtles: the role of life history and demography
Wednesday, 18 April, 1:00 pmDr. Larry Crowder, Science Director
Center for Ocean Solutions, Stanford University
Fairbanks—201 O'Neill • Juneau—101 Lena Point
All seven species of sea turtles are considered threatened or endangered. Plotting pathways to recovery for sea turtles requires a variety of research techniques, but has a clear synthetic approach. While there are thousands of interesting research questions, only a limited number of these are most germane to recovery. I present here
some key waypoints toward recovery and outline a strategic approach to research that is most likely to get us to our destination quickly, given the critical condition of these species.
Dr. Crowder is a MESAS invited scholar.
