Conference draws geographers to Fairbanks
Nearly 100 geographers will gather in Fairbanks Oct. 8-11 for the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers (APCG) annual conference. The…
Axes to fly Oct. 4 in Forestry Fest
Lumberjack types will compete in ax throwing, log rolling on land and water, bowsaw and crosscut sawing, fire building and…
Alaska Grown food on the menu for FFA fundraiser
Hydroponically grown tomatoes at Chena Hot Springs Resort. SNRAS scientists are working with growers at the resort to create optimum…
Fish waste enriches Alaska soil
Bob Van Veldhuizen and Mingchu Zhang test temperatures in a compost pile in Homer, Alaska. Thinking about the waste left…
UAF Alumni Association honors Sfraga
The UAF Alumni Association has selected Mike Sfraga, associate dean of SNRAS, to receive an award for outstanding contributions to…
SNRAS faculty speak at arctic science conference
Four professors from the school are making presentations at the 2008 American Association for the Advancement of Science Arctic Division…
SNRAS picnic draws crowd
Students and guests who attended the 2008 Welcome Back Picnic on Sept. 12 enjoyed visiting with Rip, the reindeer. Thanks…
Google takes geography to Alaska Bush
High school students and teachers in three Western Alaska communities will be touring the virtual globe with Google Sept. 16-19….
Arctic soil reveals climate change clues
Newly published UAF research shows that frozen arctic soil contains nearly twice as much organic material that gives rise to…
Welcome Back barbecue!
The 2008 Welcome Back Barbecue for students is this Friday, starting at 5 pm at the Georgeson Botanical Garden. Meet…