This session will share background on the importance of pollinators worldwide and in Alaska, including the state of our knowledge on species occurring in Alaska. An interagency team is collaborating on an inventory and monitoring strategy to address pollinators throughout the state. Learn more and find out how to become engaged.
Want to improve your outreach? Interested in learning some simple lessons to introduce energy concepts? Join in on this interactive session to learn hands-on, place-based, Alaska-specific lessons to teach about energy efficiency and renewable energy. All resources shared are free and adaptable to virtual sessions. Presented by Colleen Fisk, Renewable Energy Alaska Project (REAP)
The Community and College Partners Program (C2P2) provides technical assistance to communities in need at no cost the communities, based on needs identified by the communities. The program began with the federal government in 2011 and has transitioned to a nonprofit to maximize the support it provides. C2P2 currently has 32 projects ongoing in six states and collaborates with the ...
Oil spills, whether large or small, can be expensive to clean up. Ultimately, the spiller is responsible for costs, but the ins and outs of how money moves and who pays is complex, especially when it comes to long-term restoration and other less apparent costs. Breck Tostevin, former member of the Alaska Attorney General’s office, will speak about oil spill ...