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Bugs are the new popcorn? Juneau moviegoers sample crickets, locusts, grasshoppers
Not your normal movie fare.
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Program introduces girls to science expeditions in wilderness
Expeditions in Alaska will explore a glacier and the intertidal zone.
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Dig this: Art and science collide in new Ray Troll exhibition
Ketchikan artist has been drawing dinos with crayons for 61 years.
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An historic first, a stolen jaw and squid beaks for lunch: Here’s what scientists are making of the sperm whale beached near Juneau
It washed up just north of Juneau.
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Salmon researchers: small Juneau hatchery helps with big ideas
One fish, two fish, coed fish, Taku fish.
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Scientists: Southeast Alaska vulnerable to ocean acidification
Old, cold waters part of the threat.
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STEM Corner: Growing career paths through science
Students should not fret about being on a specific track.
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Former Rep calls attention to ‘frightening’ state of oceans
The messenger was warmly received, the disconcerting message not so much.
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Wildlife Wednesday concerns carnivore conservation
You can find out what’s being done to help out the animals near the top of the food…
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Youth Art Activity focuses on artifacts and scientific sketches
It was a scientific Saturday morning for the kids in the Alaska State Museum classroom.
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Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day causes smiles, messes
Balloon shreds and balls of masking tape littered the floor at Centennial Hall Saturday morning, and things were…
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Tooth collections offer clues about walrus reproduction
I never thought I’d have a tray of walrus ovaries on my desk.
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Possible algae increase dyeing Gastineau Channel waters red
Algae blooms can be harmful, but not all of them are.