Allen Marquette, Community Education Coordinator for the PWSSC, presents a short educational segment about the ecology around Prince William Sound and the Copper River during KCHU's Children's Hour. Tune your radio to Valdez's 88.1 FM.
Time:
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Location:
Masonic Hall in Cordova, Alaska
Description:
Join PWSSC & Alaska Sea Grant Marine Advisory Program for a great evening of movies by independent film makers from around the world.
Far North Conservation Film Festival features a diverse group of films about the conservation wildlife, cultures, and wild places around the world.
Free admission
www.FarNorthFilms.com
Time:
7:00pm - 8:00pm
Location:
In Cordova, meet at the Forest Service conference room upstairs.
Description:
The Juvenile Herring Survey Program
By Dr. Scott Pegau, PWSSC
In Cordova, meet at the Forest Service conference room upstairs.In Valdez, meet at the PWS Community College for telecast.
The Exxon Valdez Oil Spill Trustee Council recently funded a four-year research program aimed at better understanding the reasons that herring have not returned to Prince William Sound. The program includes ten projects that examine different aspects of the life of juvenile herring, from predation to disease to starvation.The goals of the program are to determine the location of juvenile rearing bays, monitor conditions that may limit herring recruitment, and establish protocols for long-term sampling. This presentation provides a brief introduction to the various projects and how they are tied together to achieve their goals.
Description:
Allen Marquette, Community Education Coordinator for the PWSSC, presents a short educational segment about the ecology around Prince William Sound and the Copper River during KCHU's Children's Hour. Tune your radio to Valdez's 88.1 FM.
Time:
7:00pm - 8:00pm
Location:
In Cordova, meet at the Forest Service conference room upstairs. In Valdez, meet at the PWS Communit
Description:
Owl Watching in Cordova (Audubon Program)
By Milo Burcham
Come and discover some of the different owl species that live around Cordova and the CRD. Milo will share some of his owl photos and explain what species of owls live in the area and how to identify them by their behavior, shape and call. After the program, we will go on an evening drive out the road and a short hike to call in some owls. If you always wanted to practice your owl calls, this is your chance. There will also be audio recordings of various owls found in the area so you can practice calling in your own owls!
Description:
Allen Marquette, Community Education Coordinator for the PWSSC, presents a short educational segment about the ecology around Prince William Sound and the Copper River during KCHU's Children's Hour. Tune your radio to Valdez's 88.1 FM.
Time:
7:00pm - 8:00pm
Location:
In Cordova, meet at the Forest Service conference room upstairs. In Valdez, meet at the PWS Communit
Description:
Mold, Moisture and the Indoor Environment
By Dr. Sonja Koukel, Health, Home & Family
Development - Juneau/Southeast District
This program is designed to provide basic information on Mold, Moisture and the Indoor Environment. Topics to be discussed include health-related effects to mold exposure, characteristics of mold and how molds grow, identifying moisture sources, and responding to mold problems. Participation is welcome so come prepared to share. Handouts chosen to support the program will be available to all attendees.
Description:
Allen Marquette, Community Education Coordinator for the PWSSC, presents a short educational segment about the ecology around Prince William Sound and the Copper River during KCHU's Children's Hour. Tune your radio to Valdez's 88.1 FM.
Time:
7:00pm - 8:00pm
Location:
In Cordova, meet at the Forest Service conference room upstairs. In Valdez, meet at the PWS Communit
Description:
Trends in Adult and Juvenile Herring Distribution and Abundance in Prince William Sound
By Dr. Richard Thorne, PWSSC.
Join the PWSSC for a program on the abundance and distribution of key herring life stages is needed as a basis for restoration. There are several multi-decadal indices of adult abundance, including hydro-acoustic surveys. Juvenile herring were studied during the SEA program. More recently, research over the past 4 years has focused on age 0 abundance and distribution.
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