• Ocean Bowl Exhibition

  • Robert Suydam

    Hot Water in the Arctic

  • Michael Castellini

    One Ocean, One Health, One You

  • Keisha Bahr

    Corals as Indicators of Change

  • Rob Suryan

    Changing Climate, Changing Ecosystems

  • Madison Kosma

    TBD

  • Mayumi Arimitsu

    Forage Fish in Changing Seas

  • Jackie Hildering – Banquet Keynote Speaker

    Ocean Wonders

  • Janet Neilson

    Humpback Whales in Hot Water

  • Kristin Laidre

    The Mysterious Narwhal

  • Q&A with Speakers

    Curious Creature Questions Answered!

  • Gene Tagaban – Banquet Keynote Speaker

    Spirit in All Things

  • Michael Castellini

    Marine Monsters at Home: The Beauty of Life in the Sea

  • Casey Clark

    I am the Walrus!

  • Hans Thewissen

    Whales, Superheros, and Midoceanic Ridges

  • Ben Burford

    Social Behavior De-mystifies Squid

  • Ralph Lampman

    Pacific Lamprey - Keeping 450 Million Years of Tradition Alive

  • Nicholas Pyenson

    Beasts of the Northern Wild: Tracing the Evolution and Extinction of High Latitude Marine Megafauna

  • Leslee Matsushige

    The Fascinating, Fantastic, Fabulous Family of Fishes: Seahorses, Seadragons and Pipefish

  • Leah Zacher

    How to Make a Zombie Crab

  • Discussion Panel

    Back off Man, I'm a Scientist!

  • Kate Stafford

    Listening to the Arctic, with Billy Adams

  • Macy Rae Kenworthy

    Standing on the Edge of Climate Change

  • Seth Danielson

    Ice Floes to Seals, Waves to Whales

  • Christine Gabriele

    Back off Man, I'm a Scientist! (Discussion Panel on how science and policy intersect)

  • Michael Castellini

  • Betsy Baker

    How Marine Science Changed My Life: One Lawyer’s Story

  • Jacquelyn Gill

    Mice and Mammoths: A Paleoecologist’s Thoughts on Extinction, Survival, and Resilience

  • Jan Straley

    TBD

  • Christina Lockyer

    Choosing My Own Path to Discovery

  • Thomas Royer

    Southeast Alaska: Ancient Gateway to the Americas

  • Colleen Duncan

    One World, One Health

  • Ray Troll

    Keynote

  • Billy Adams

    Two Perspectives of the Bowhead - Science and Inupiat

  • Michael Castellini

    WhaleFest 2036

  • Alex Werth

    Meal Time: Lessons from Whales about the Evolutionary Past and Technological Future

  • Craig George

    Two Perspectives of the Bowhead - Science and Inupiat

  • Jan Straley

    WhaleFest 2036

  • Travis Horton

    Humpback whale migrations through space and time

  • John Ford

    40 Years of Killer Whales and our impact

  • Ellen Chenoweth

    Getting Along in a World with More Whales

  • Trish Lavery

    A Whale Poop Tale

  • Jim Darling

    Songs Across the Pacific

  • Chris Whitehead

    What do algae, poison, and CSI have in common?

  • Jim Harvey

    Live long and prosper: Challenges of Estuary Livin

  • Nicole Misarti

    Unraveling the past with mud, garbage & chemistry

  • Diva Amon

    Dinner in the Deep

  • Helen Rozwadowski

    Navigating the Unknown

  • Steven Haddock

    Living Lights of the Sea

  • Mette Kaufman

    Unexpected Life under the ice

  • Chris Larsen

    Tidewater Glaciers: The Ocean’s Mixer

  • Michael Castellini

    Marine Mammals on the Edge

  • Jan Straley & Laruen Wild

    Thinking Like a Sperm Whale

  • Michael Moore

    Big Needles for Big Whales: Using Innovative Methods to Work with Large Whales in their World

  • Russ Andrews

    Spying on the Underwater Lives of Whales

  • Dr. Michael Castellin

    Early Pinniped Research & Ancient Gizmos

  • Aleria Jensen

    Lose the Loop: Tackling Pinniped Packing Band Entanglement in Alaska

  • Jo-Ann Mellish

    Til Death Do Us Part: Discovering Sea Lion Secrets

  • Ross Coen

    Japan’s Balloon Bombs: How a Gadget Led Americans to Study Pacific Winds

  • Ro Bailey

    The View From Above: Research Using Unmanned Aircraft

  • Reid Brewer

    The Technology That Rocks Our World

  • Don Sineti & Craig George

    The Cultural Exchange of Whaling Traditions

  • Pierre Richard

    Peering Through the Lives of Narwhals

  • Bill Streever

    Users of the Arctic Riding the Changing Tide

  • Craig George

    The Stay at Home Whales: Bowheads to Belugas

  • Lori Quakenbush

    Are Ice Seals Arctic Survivors

  • George Durner

    Will the Diminishing Arctic Ice be a Dead End for Polar Bears?

  • Yulia Ivashchenko

    Historical Whaling and the Future of Large Whales in the Arctic

  • Bodil Bluhm

    What! No Summer Arctic Ice?

  • Dr. Michael Castellini

    What is Ahead For the Changing Arctic?

  • Terrie Williams

  • John Moran

    Following the arc of humans’ relationship with marine mammals in Southeast Alaska

  • Andrew Trites

  • Jeremy Mathis

  • Rolf Gradinger

  • Sherry Tamone

  • Ron Heintz

  • Richard Nelson

  • Dr. Michael Castellini

  • Christine Gabriele

    Missing the Boat: Understanding and Preventing Whale Vessel Collisions in Alaska

  • Reid Brewer

    Climate Change and the Impacts of Warming Temperatures on Giant Octopus Populations

  • Aaron Thode

    Thunder on the Horizon, and Echoes, Echoes Everywhere: Using Acoustic Reflections to Track Whales and Study Changing Arctic Soundscapes

  • Bree Witteveen

    Tools Used to Explore Cetacean Foraging Ecology in a Dynamic Environment

  • Julie Hagelin

    Follow Your Nose: Do Whales Use Smell to Find Their Food?

  • Francis Wiese

    The Many Faces of the Sea: How Scientists Tackle Understanding Ocean Systems

  • John Straley

    Sitka’s Connection to Cannery Row and the Birth of Ecological Thinking

  • Terrence Cole

    Eliminating Southeast Alaska: A Small Price to Pay for World Peace

  • Dr. Michael Castellini

    One World, One Ocean, Many Users

  • Roger Gentry

    The Mysteries of Whales and Underwater Noise

  • Russ Andrews

    Diving into the Abyss with Deep-Diving Whales: What Are They Doing Down There?

  • Jonathan Stern

    The Most Mysterious Leviathan: The Magnificent Minke

  • Carrie Goerz

    Our Own Backyard: The Alaska Perspective on Rehabilitating Marine Wildlife

  • Frances Gulland

    Beyond Alaska: The National Perspective on Rehabilitating Marine Wildlife

  • Victoria Vosburg

    Scientist Panel Discussion on Rehabilitation

  • Jan Straley

    Overwintering Humpback Whales in Alaska

  • Mike Castellini

    What Does It Take To Be A Whale?

  • Leslie Slater

    Storm Petrels and Murres of St. Lazaria

  • Harald Yurk

    Culture in Killer Whales

  • Molly Ahlgren

    The Incredible Biology of the Red Sea Cucumber (Parastichopus californicus): An Ongoing Saga

  • Russ Andrews

    The Foraging Ecology of Steller Sea Lions

  • Bob Small

    Harbor Seal Photo Identification

  • Jim Darling

    The Pacific Northwest Gray Whales

  • Jim Bodkin

    Sea Otter Natural History and Human Relations

  • Flip Nicklin

    Whales North of Here

  • Adam Frankel

    Humpback Whales in Alaska and Hawaii: Singing the Same Song

  • Amy Steffian

    Alutiiq Whaling Traditions of the Kodiak Archipelago