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Fairbanks, Alaska (UAF) - University of Alaska Fairbanks researchers have discovered a thriving ecosystem among the decomposing seaweed debris that covers many Alaska beaches, including nearly 100 different types of invertebrates found in surveys at a handful of sites on the Kenai Peninsula.

Arctic Research Open House at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Troth Yeddha’ campus was a resounding success due in no small part to the planning committee. It took a big

The first tests forming part of research aiming to support offshore wind to expand in a sustainable way have been completed by Bangor University and consultancy firm HR Wallingford.

News-Miner opinion: Reports from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, as well as from Indigenous peoples across our state and Canada, continue to expose disheartening record-low runs of chum

A scientific team led by University of Alaska Fairbanks researchers has discovered the earliest-known evidence of freshwater fishing by ancient people in the Americas.

Fun fact - Maine is currently the largest producer of kelp in the United States, with farms located along our entire coastline. So why don’t we know more about it? Lincoln Theater is pleased to be partnering with Rockland’s Island Institute and...

Bermudians can still expect to see vibrant sunsets as smoke from wildfires raging across Canada continues to drift towards the island. Smoke has been thick enough to be spotted in satellite imagery si...

A weather expert is to give a series of presentations at town hall-style meetings discussing the effects of climate change on Bermuda. The talks titled Climate Change and Bermuda are being led by Ma...

Presenter Gillian Burke travelled to Church Island in the Menai Strait to explore the wonderful wildlife that thrives in the area.

The Bath museum hopes that 'SeaChange' prompts constructive conversations about the future of the Gulf of Maine.