Pre-order your 2019 CFOS calendar today

The 2019 CFOS calendar is now available to pre-order through the Alaska Sea Grant bookstore.

This year, the theme of the calendar is the Dogs of CFOS. The calendar features a number of Alaska-based research projects through the eyes of some of our biggest helpers: our collaborative canines who keep us happy and focused on our tasks.

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New funding and R/V Sikuliaq allow more room for research (and researchers) 

The newly funded Northern Gulf of Alaska Long-term Ecological Research Site builds on a 20-year effort by CFOS researchers and collaborators to study the gulf along a set of research stations called the Seward Line. 

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Tooth collections offer clues about walrus reproduction

University of Alaska Fairbanks College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences graduate student Casey Clark is studying how zinc concentrations in the teeth of female walruses may reveal valuable information about when a walrus first ovulated. Clark and his team believe ovulations earlier in life indicate that enough resources are available for population growth.

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