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SITKA - Want to learn more about the genetics of Alaska yellow cedar or intertidal beetles, marine mammal bioacoustics, winter song bird hangouts, the effects of forest thinning on deer habitat, and stream chemistry?
...Through Coastal Temperate Rain Forest Ecosystems" will be the topic of the next presentation in the University of Alaska Southeast Sitka Campus' Natural History Seminar Series. The seminar takes place at 7 p.m. on Sunday, April 28, in UAS...
...Oystercatchers: Their Ecology and History in Sitka Sound" will be the topic of the next presentation in the University of Alaska Southeast Sitka Campus' Natural History Seminar Series. The seminar takes place at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 18, in...
SITKA - This spring, the University of Alaska Southeast Sitka Campus is offering a Humanities S120 course called "A Sense of Place: Alaska and Beyond." The class is team taught by Associate Professor...
SITKA - Impacts on deer and deer hunting will be the topic of the next presentation in the University of Alaska Southeast Sitka Campus' Natural History Seminar Series. The seminar takes place at 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 7, in UAS Sitka Campus Room 229.
...SITKA - Want to earn college credit while you study Tlingit arts and culture or outdoor recreation? The University of Alaska Southeast Sitka Campus will host its first Klukwan Summer Program on July 7-13.This week-long arts and Tlingit cultural...
SITKA - The University of Alaska Southeast Sitka Campus has rescheduled the orientation session for its PE 200 ocean diving class. The orientation now will be from 5:30-8:30 p...
SITKA - The University of Alaska Southeast Sitka Campus will host a golf class this spring to help local golfers prepare for the season. Classes will be from 1-3 p.m. on Sundays...
SITKA - The University of Alaska Southeast Sitka Campus will offer a three-day workshop on June 5-7 called "Educators and Scientists: Putting our heads together to get kids excited...
SITKA - Sitka artist Liz Zacher has sculpted a human skull and the skeleton of a human hand - all 27 bones. "I've also worked on some vertebrae," said Zacher, assistant art professor at the University of Alaska Southeast, Sitka Campus.