Pollinators and Other Insects in Alaska's Gardens with Derek Sikes and Jozef Slowik Click Here to Access Recording Passcode: 69.@eYp#
Migration Patterns and Energy Use of Returning Adult Sockeye Salmon in the Copper River with Pete Rand and Kristen Gorman Click Here to Access Recording Passcode: LmW%r6Pc
Malaspina Glacier with Anna Thompson Click here to Access Recording Passcode: 2i@t^Gb0 Introduction to Ahtna Place Names Lecture by Marce Simeon, Native Village of Tazlina Click Here to Access Recording Part One: Geolinguistic Evidence of Ahtna/Dene Presence at High Water Levels of Glacial Lake Atna with Richard VanderHoek, Alaska State Archaeologist Click Here to Access Recording Part Two: Geolinguistic Evidence of Ahtna/Dene Presence at High-water Levels of Glacial Lake Atna with Jim Kari and Gerad Smith of University of Alaska Fairbanks. Click Here to Access Recording Password Passcode: E9Q^W#%@
Nelchina Caribou Herd with Heidi Hatcher, ADF&G December 2020 Click here to access recording. Password Nelchina20 How Did the Salmon Cross the Road? Fish Passage and Culvert Replacements with Kate Morse, Copper River Watershed Project January 2021 Click here to access recording Passcode: .1F1JoQu
Archaeology on the Shores of Ancient Lake Atna with Lee Reininghaus, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park February 2021 Click here to access recording Passcode: aB9&$AH$
Archaeology on the Shores of Ancient Lake Atna: The Excavation of NAB-00533 with John T. White, Texas A&M University February 2021 Click here to access recordingPasscode: M2*0+=e#
Conserving "Our" Birds: Migratory Birds in Alaska with Casey Burns, US Bureau of Land Management Alaska Click here to access recording Passcode: ZB0i1S?M
Monitoring for Marine Invasives in Prince William Sound with Mia Siebenmorgen, Prince William Sound Regional Citizens Advisory Council Click here to access recording (No passcode required)
Birding For Beginners with Autumn Young, Campbell Creek Science Center Click here to Access RecordingPasscode: NQWVT6!D
WISE, in partnership with Prince William Sound Community College, Copper Country Alliance, and the Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., hosts a public science lecture series beginning in the fall of each year. Venues vary depending on lecture. Past lecturers have included professional storytellers, biologists, seismologists, and historians. WISE would like to thank our partners and sponsors for the science lecture series: US National Park Service, University of Alaska's Prince William Sound College, Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, and the Copper Country Alliance. With their support. WISE is able to continue to provide this informative and engaging service to the Copper River Basin.