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Singing for Ocean Literacy 1 Reply

The Ocean Literacy Campaign just became a lot more fun. COSEE partners are well-acquainted with the essential principles and fundamental concepts of Ocean Literacy, and have seen to it that they are…Continue

Tags: Literacy, Ocean

Started by Craig Strang. Last reply by Craig Strang Dec 9, 2010.

Need help with fisheries monitoring.

Hello,I am looking for someone to help do some fisheries monitoring work this summer. I have done the work last 12 years and am short on help this year. Want to find someone ideally with some…Continue

Started by Elizabeth Flory Jul 7, 2010.

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Ocean SEANET

SEANET is the Ocean Scientists and Educators in Alaska Network and has the goal of promoting Alaska ocean and climate change literacy.

Network site additions are provided or moderated by COSEE Alaska. Please share news articles, educational resources, photos, and videos relevant to the network purpose and focus on the Alaska ocean and climate change. COSEE Alaska will post news articles on the blog based on their relevance, timeliness, and inclusion of scientific information based on peer-reviewed scientific literature or made available through government agency or research institution websites or press releases. COSEE Alaska does not review scientific information as to its accuracy.

Please share your ideas in the network forums and make connections with other people through the groups. For more information about participating in network activities, contact Marilyn Sigman, msigman@alaska.edu, or Nora Deans, nora.deans@nprb.org.

Featured Resources

All Resources Posted to this webpage have been archived on the COSEE Alaska website under the following topic links:

 

Alaska Ocean Climate Change (sub-topics: Climate Change - Arctic/Alaska & Global, Changing Arctic Sea Ice, Ocean Acidification, Changing Current Patterns, Changes in Alaska Marine Ecosystems, Communicating about Climate Change, Alaska Native Perspectives on Climate Change, Integrating Alaska Native Knowledge with Western Science)

 

Alaska Marine Ecosystems (sub-topics: The Arctic Ocean, The Bering Sea & Aleutian Island, The Gulf of Alaska, Marine Ecosystems and Polar Science)

 

Strategies for Education and Outreach (sub-topics: Communicating Science, Ocean and Climate Literacy, Culturally-Relevant Science Education)

 

K-12 Teacher Resources (lesson plans, multi-media, collaborative research opportunities)

 

COSEE Alaska Presentations

 

COSEE Alaska Publications & Reports

 


 
 
 

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Latest Activity

Amy Modig is now a member of SEANET
May 1
Greg Dusek is now a member of SEANET
Mar 16
Seanet Cosee posted a blog post

Applications for Traditional Knowledge Travel Stipends to NMEA Due April 1

Apply now for financial support to participate in the 2012 National Marine Educators Conference to be held during June 24-28 in Anchorage. You need not be an NMEA member to apply. The Traditional Knowledge Stipend was instituted by the National Marine Educators Association (NMEA) Board of Directors in 2009 to assist cultural practitioners and experts of indigenous traditional knowledge who are interested in promoting the recognition, understanding and respect of traditional knowledge and rights…See More
Mar 15
Carin Stephens updated their profile
Mar 5
Tara Riemer Jones might attend Seanet Cosee's event

INTERAGENCY SCIENCE IN THE ARCTIC: March 6 Climate Webinar: at Online

March 6, 2012 from 10am to 11am
Erica Key, National Science FoundationChange in the Arctic has arrived in many forms, whether environmental, social, technological, economic, or a combination of these.  Measuring and observing these changes in partnerships with the affected communities isimportant to improving our understanding of the Arctic as a whole, developing informed policies, and providing useful solutions for the challenges and opportunities that change can present.  The Arctic Observing Network (AON) is one…See More
Feb 28
Seanet Cosee posted an event

INTERAGENCY SCIENCE IN THE ARCTIC: March 6 Climate Webinar: at Online

March 6, 2012 from 10am to 11am
Erica Key, National Science FoundationChange in the Arctic has arrived in many forms, whether environmental, social, technological, economic, or a combination of these.  Measuring and observing these changes in partnerships with the affected communities isimportant to improving our understanding of the Arctic as a whole, developing informed policies, and providing useful solutions for the challenges and opportunities that change can present.  The Arctic Observing Network (AON) is one…See More
Feb 28
Elizabeth Bella updated their profile
Feb 27
Arthur C. Smith III is now a member of SEANET
Feb 27
Seanet Cosee's blog post was featured

Early Registration Open for National Marine & Aquatic Education Conference in Alaska

Artwork by Ray Troll Register for the Conference, Field Trips, and Exhibits!Request for Proposal Deadline: Extended until February 29Call for Education Research Posters. Deadline: March 12 National Marine Educators Association ConferenceJune 24-28, 2012Anchorage, Alaska Hosted by: Northwest Aquatic & Marine Educators…See More
Feb 15
Seanet Cosee posted blog posts
Feb 14
Dr. William Hanshumaker is now a member of SEANET
Jan 20
Susan Rogers is now a member of SEANET
Jan 17

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