Episode 8 of the Arctic Together Podcast is now available wherever you get your podcasts. Tune in to hear several of our Fostering Indigenous-led Research Convergence Working Group members discuss their experiences with Indigenous-led research. nna-co.org/arctic-toget...

✨🌊 FIN-CREDIBLE NEWS 🌊✨ Our VP for Arctic & Northern Waters ‘Wáahlaal Gíidaak Barbara Blake was honored as a 2025 @forbes.com Sustainability Leader for her work advancing protections for the Central Arctic Ocean, supporting Indigenous programs, protecting critical fisheries and more.

Are you passionate about Indigenous self-determination, food and energy sovereignty, and student success? Join UAF’s College of Indigenous Studies as a postdoctoral fellow and help shape the program while growing your research and grant management skills. Apply today!

Explore Indigenous Fisheries of Alaska with a class from the University of Alaska Fairbanks this fall!

A new study reveals that the Broken Group Islands off the west coast of Vancouver Island, BC, are a bright spot for shellfish populations in the northeast Pacific Ocean—demonstrating a sustainable relationship between local First Nations and shellfish over millennia. 🔗https://tinyurl.com/5psvxjsa

Check out this article in the Juneau Empire on bridging knowledge systems, featuring Tamamta Program Coordinator Dr. Sonia Ibarra and Tamamta Fellow Eugene Peltola II: www.juneauempire.com/life/woven-p...

This spring, Dr. Janessa Esquible defended her dissertation, titled, "Salmon, Stewardship, and Indigenous Livelihoods: Bridging Knowledge Systems and Reshaping Research Relationality in the Kuskokwim Region of Southwestern Alaska" Read more about her work here: tamamta.org/so/5ePU9z7gO...

Another snapshot of Tamamta Fellows at work: Chris Tran, Tamamta Fellow, checks for signs of coastal erosion using drones and surveying equipment. -St. Paul Island

We are so proud of our graduates! Read more about Tamamta graduate Kimberly Kivvaq Pikok in our latest e-newsletter: tamamta.org/so/23PUUph1C...

Tamamta Fellow Rachel Lekanoff is working with Alutiiq Pride Marine Institute to study clam life history for species of importance to Native Alaskan communities in the Chugach region. Photo credit: Dr. Jessica Glass

⛰️ We're thrilled that Brooke Woods, Alaska Native fishing rights advocate and Climate Adaptation Specialist at @woodwellclimate.bsky.social, is speaking at #Mountainfilm Festival tomorrow! 🐟 Learn more about Woods, her work advocating for Alaska Native-led salmon fisheries, and the esteemed panel:

What we are. What we do. #alaska #arctic #knowledge #indigenous #environment #science #sustainability #makeadifference #UAF #tamamta #allofus #future tamamta.org

Check out this new paper by the recent @tamamta.bsky.social graduate Dr Jenessa Esquible! 🧪🌊🦑🎓 Remaking research relationality: Tribal and youth engagement in fisheries research doi.org/10.1080/1744...

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Tamamta is a Yup’ik and Sugpiaq word meaning 'all of us'. We are elevating 14,000+ years of Indigenous stewardship and bridging Indigenous and Western sciences. One graduate student at a time. tamamta.org