COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Tuesday Night Talks
Starting in 1999, PWSSC and partners (Alaska Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program and PWS Audubon) organized a weekly lecture series for experts from Cordova, the state of Alaska, and around the world to share their research and findings with the communities of Cordova and Valdez. This lecture series provides a venue for researchers to educate the community about their projects and findings. Lecture recordings are posted here weekly throughout the lecture season (September through April) and can also be found on our YouTube channel.
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How the Black Brant adapted to a tsunami-altered landscape by Aaron Bowman
The Ecology of Rapa Nui (Easter Island) - Kris Ranney
Dr. Richard Harper - Antarctica: Why we are there?
Kate McLaughlin - Connecting the Dots: Watching Feeders and Banding Birds
Dr Thomas Quinn - Predation of bears on salmon: ecology, behavior, and evolution.
Dima Lisitsyn - Salmon conservation and the commercial salmon fishery in Sakhalin, Russian Far East
Bats presented by Tory Rhoads
Icebergs, penguins, seals...oh my! presented by Anne Schaefer
Pacific salmon straying presented by Dr Peter Westley
Alaska Hatchery Program Economic Impact presented by Casey Campbell
Long-term Oil Spill Research Programs presented by Dr. W. Scott Pegau
Marine Life of the Indo-Pacific Coral Triangle presented by Marc Carrel
PWSSC Community Lecture Series - Caitlin McKinstry
Mountain Monarchs - Mountain goat science and management presented by Charlotte Westing
RADIANCE Project: Aiming to Modernize the US Grid presented by Clay Koplin
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