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HSC : August 2022 – Seaweed and Climate Change

August 23, 2022 hiaenvironmental 0

In August we met with a group of researchers to talk about a project they are developing around black seaweed and climate change. They are Mark Stekoll, Julie Schram, Jan Conitz, Davin Holen, and Thomas […]

Coastal Resiliency

Hoonah students perform oceanographic monitoring with National Park Service in Glacier Bay

June 23, 2022 hiaenvironmental 0

In June 2022, Kaida Irvin, Chloe Lane, Cayenne Boe, Hoonah City Schools science teacher Darcy Higgins, and HIA Coastal Resilience Program Manager Sean Williams traveled to Glacier Bay National Park for 3 nights to partake […]

AYS/TRAYLS

The TIDE : HIA Environmental Spring 2022 Newsletter

April 21, 2022 hiaenvironmental 0

Our Spring Digital Newsletter : We’re hiring, lots of programs happening, and lots of community involvement needed. Head to the full newsletter for the rest of the story! […]

Hoonah City Schools

Oceanography 101 – The First Two Months

April 13, 2022 hiaenvironmental 0

Hoonah City Schools is in its second semester of partnering with HIA and the University of Alaska Southeast to offer dual enrollment science courses! This is a great opportunity for students to gain college credit […]

Hoonah City Schools

Completing the Fisheries Technology Course

June 10, 2021 hiaenvironmental 0

The Fisheries Technology students wrapped up their UAS college course during the final elective phase! This elective phase was shorter due to graduation and holidays, but there was enough time to get all required course […]

Hoonah City Schools

Fisheries Technology: Picking up where we left off

May 18, 2021 hiaenvironmental 0

The Fisheries Technology dual enrollment course reconvened for its second, two-week round in April! During the first elective phase, eight Hoonah high school students began the UAS course and learned about fisheries management with a […]

Hoonah City Schools

Fisheries Technology- Beginning the Course

March 23, 2021 hiaenvironmental 0

The Fisheries Technology dual enrollment course kicked off this March during the first elective phase of the semester. After meeting their UAS professor Lauren Wild, the students were introduced to fisheries in general as well […]

Coastal Resiliency

Whalefest in Hoonah: Celebrating Cultural Connections

November 16, 2020 hiaenvironmental 0

Can you imagine living in a Hoonah that wasn’t on the water? You’re right— absolutely not! Port Frederick, its neighboring waters and all the resources swimming in them are a huge part of Hoonah’s culture. […]

Coastal Resiliency

Starfish Wasting Disease Found at Icy Strait Point, Long Island, Whitestone Harbor, and False Bay

October 23, 2020 hiaenvironmental 0

Sea star wasting syndrome is a widespread disease that causes lesions, tissue decay and eventual fragmentation and death of starfish in mass numbers. Since 2013, the magnitude and global spread of sea star wasting disease […]

AYS/TRAYLS

No Invasive Species Detected in Hoonah Harbor

October 7, 2020 hiaenvironmental 0

October 23, 2020 Update: No invasive species detected in Hoonah harbor. The HIA Environmental Program works with the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center to monitor the harbor for marine invasive species. These invasive species can be […]

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