Food systems course: week one
Our first week in the Comparative Farming & Sustainable Food Systems course consisted of going over the syllabus, which is…
Space Grant funds SNRAS grad student research on sea ice
Alice Orlich pauses from field work for a quick Kodak moment. SNRAS graduate student Alice Orlich is the recipient of…
Agroborealis winter 2010/2011 issue out
The newest Agroborealis has been released! Issue 41 covers arctic marine shipping, climate change, food security, biomass fuels, and revegetation,…
Food systems course: the booklist
SNRAS staff member and managing editor Deirdre Helfferich is taking a course this semester taught by Craig Gerlach, Comparative Farming…
Horticulture conferences set for Anchorage
Back-to-back conferences in Anchorage Jan. 26-28 will provide education and support for the Alaska horticultural industry. The UAF Cooperative Extension…
SNRAS student awarded Space Grant fellowship to study greenhouse lights
Geography major Nina Schwinghammer (pictured at right) has been awarded a $5,000 fellowship by the Alaska Space Grant Program. Under…
John Fox announces retirement
After thirty-eight years on a college campus John Fox (pictured at left) believes students haven’t changed all that much. Of…
2010 ice storm: Tree damage requires immediate study
By Glenn Patrick Juday, Professor of Forest Ecology and Director of the Tree Ring Lab, UAF School of Natural Resources…
SNRAS professor leads Google Earth conference
SRNAS Assistant Professor John Bailey (pictured at left) has been instrumental in organizing the Geological Society of America Penrose Conference…
New job available for agriculture training expert
A new UAF Cooperative Extension Service position training rural Alaskans in food production techniques is open until Jan. 10. A…