Professor Tia Tidwell featured on new podcast, The Alaska Myth

Dive into the depths of Alaskan lore with “The Alaska Myth,” a captivating podcast featuring Professor Tia Tidwell. Her expertise shines as she unravels the intricate tapestry of myths and legends shaping the unique identity of the Last Frontier. From ancient legends of Raven to the poignant stories of Iditarod mushers, Professor Tidwell navigates the intersection of culture, history, and imagination, illuminating the profound impact of storytelling on this enigmatic land. Join the journey as “The Alaska Myth” uncovers the intriguing narratives that have shaped the Alaskan psyche.

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Alaska’s small glaciers on the way out

Like tears falling from the face of an ancient mountain, Alaska’s small glaciers weep their final breaths. These icy giants, once symbols of Alaska’s pristine wilderness, now surrender to the relentless march of a warming planet. Their retreat leaves behind scarred landscapes and shattered ecosystems, a testament to the potent forces of climate change. As the last remnants of these glaciers flicker, they sound a solemn elegy for a world that was, reminding us of the fragile nature of our planet.

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Biddle named new Interior Alaska Campus director

Amidst the untamed wilderness of Alaska’s Interior, where rivers carve majestic canyons and mountains stand sentinel, a new chapter unfolds. Dr. Carrick Biddle assumes the mantle of leadership at the University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Interior Alaska Campus. His vision, honed by decades of Arctic research and community engagement, promises to ignite the campus’s flame, bringing light to the challenges and opportunities of this extraordinary region. With a heart filled with admiration for the resilience of Alaskan peoples and a spirit adventurous, Biddle embarks on this stewardship, committed to fostering a vibrant center of learning and a beacon of progress for the communities it serves.

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CFOS Seminar: Ocean Acidification in Alaska

Unveiling the Acidic Embrace: A CFOS Seminar on Ocean Acidification in Alaska

As the Alaskan waters turn a shade of emerald green, a silent transformation is unfolding beneath the surface. Join the prestigious Center for Ocean Sciences (CFOS) for an illuminating seminar exploring the enigmatic and alarming phenomenon of ocean acidification, painting a vivid picture of its pervasive impact on Alaska’s marine ecosystem. Seasoned scientists, marine advocates, and community leaders will delve into the intricate web of chemistry and biology that governs this pressing environmental challenge.

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