Hot off the press: check out our Winter 2023 newsletter!

By donnahauser | February 21, 2023
Polar bear walking through water with seagulls in front

We are excited to share the latest edition of AAOKH News, from the Alaska Arctic Observatory & Knowledge Hub (AAOKH). This will be sent in print to all mailbox-holders in AAOKH communities, but you can read it online here!

This edition is jam-packed, featuring summaries of: 

  • observations and photos from fall-winter
  • Joe Mello Leavitt’s perspectives on being an observer
  • 2022 Utqiaġvik trails built for spring whaling
  • fall storms and impacts to communities, plus overall climate trends from the region
  • key outcomes from the Alaska Arctic Salmon Gathering, led by graduate student Elizabeth Mik’aq Lindley
  • our forthcoming scientific paper in the journal Arctic Science
  • spotted seal monitoring near Utqiaġvik 
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