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At the UAF College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, we challenge our students to explore academically, geographically and culturally. We are a community of scholars that provides opportunities for students to learn and conduct research in some of the most beautiful and pristine locations in the world.
Satellite tags reveal what’s eating older Chinook salmon
Andy Seitz had to put on his detective hat when an alarming number of his fish tags started transmitting data much sooner than expected. Was it an equipment malfunction, fish getting caught as bycatch, or something else?
UAF Blue Economy Center is designed to develop marine resources
The University of Alaska Fairbanks has established the Alaska Blue Economy Center to help spur the use of ocean resources for economic growth. The center will collaborate with other programs and agencies to develop new research, education and economic opportunities for Alaska.
Big whales eat tiny fish at hatchery buffets
Three whales have tapped into a yearly all-you-can-eat buffet at the Hidden Falls Hatchery in Chatham Strait. CFOS graduate student Madison Kosma is using stable isotopes in whale skin to figure out how the hatchery's juvenile salmon contribute to each whale’s diet.
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