Our research focus on sustainability is particularly relevant to Alaska’s public interests and needs, and our education and outreach initiatives reflect this concern. We build from existing strengths in our programs and partnerships to enrich education at every level, creating a pathway from early childhood to early career.

We focus on engaging women, Alaska Natives and members of other underrepresented groups in order to increase diversity among the next generation of researchers, professionals and leaders. We reach out to stakeholders in many spheres, providing our research to policy makers, industry, communities and the public.

For more information on our outreach programs select a link to the left or click here for highlights on some of the specific projects that we have undertaken recently including science education in  Nome, Alaska, high school students talking about climate change - pole to pole, and dance interpretation of climate phenomoenon.

Research News. Created by the Resilience and Adaptive Management Group at the University of Anchorage Alaska (UAA), dedicated to developing social adaptiation strategies in the face of rapid global change. Visit http://ram.uaa.alaska.edu/ for more information and resaerch bulletins.

Bristol Bay Enivronmental News. From the Bristol Bay Environmental Science Laboratory at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Bristol Bay Campus, established in 2007 to serve the biology and environmental science needs for the Bristol Bay region. Select an issue: Fall 2008, Summer 2009.

Education and Public Outreach Guide. Published by The Oceanography Society to provide basic information for scientists who wish to increase their engagement in education and public outreach.