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April 21, 2022ASLC Becomes the First Sensory Inclusive Certified Organization in Alaska
April 12, 2022Female Elephant Seal is Alaska SeaLife Center’s First Marine Mammal Patient of 2022
March 29, 20222022 Alaska Ocean Leadership Award Recipients
January 20, 2022Alaska SeaLife Center and International Bird Rescue Announce Partnership
December 9, 2021Beluga Rehabilitation at Alaska SeaLife Center Spurs Scientific Knowledge
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The period of maternal investment in Steller sea lions is the most energetically demanding, and is a critical period for adequate food intake in... Learn More
The PHOCAS—Physiology and Health of Cooperating Arctic Seals—program is a collaborative research effort between Long Marine Laboratory at the... Learn More
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This remote monitoring study is the longest ongoing research project at the Alaska SeaLife Center (ASLC). Since 1998, scientists at... Learn More
Harbor seal (Phoca vitalina) abundance in the Aleutian Island chain of Alaska has experienced a greater than 60% decline over the last twenty... Learn More
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The limited knowledge that we have about walrus diet in Bristol Bay comes from Traditional Ecological Knowledge of local residents.... Learn More
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Recently advanced biochemical tracking methods involve the analysis of dietary biomarkers (i.e. fatty acid signature... Learn More
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Pollution and climate change are affecting environments worldwide and methods are needed to monitor their impacts on coastal... Learn More
