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Ocean Knowledge: Episode 8

Unalakleet's small harbor full of fishing boats. Photo from NSEDC's website, via public domain.

On April 21st, Austin Ahmasuk of Nome discussed the spring and upcoming summer subsistence season with Ocean Knowledge host Megan Onders. They were joined by Dr. Lori Quakenbush with the Alaska Department of Fish & Game, and Dr. Angela Szesciorka of Oregon State University.

Learn more by listening to the full episode below:

About this program: Megan Onders of Nome hosts a show about the ocean ecosystem, local and regional concerns and subsistence in Western Alaska. Ocean Knowledge on KNOM aims to provide the inspiration and tools for people to become more engaged in ocean stewardship. It airs on 780 AM 96.1 FM about once a month on Fridays at 1 p.m.

Image at top: Unalakleet’s small harbor full of fishing boats. Photo from NSEDC’s website, via public domain.

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