Dr. Donna Hauser

@HauserDonna

Research Assistant Professor . Marine ecologist & lifelong Alaskan who cares about the ecology of our marine resources & the people who rely on them

Fairbanks
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Joined October 2013
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  1. Sep 7

    Oh, and there's a big sigh about summer ending coming from me right now too, in case you're wondering. Having to pull the boat out of the water for winter didn't help either.

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  2. Sep 7

    Labor Day weekend always seems to mark the end of summer in , but I think it was the snow on the mountains that really smacked me in the face with this reality. Photo by my 11 year old son, on the road back home from the ocean yesterday.

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    Sep 7

    A new Indigenous-led study documents how ice loss is changing seal hunts, reports. The study, conducted in Alaska's Kotzebue Sound, combines traditional Indigenous knowledge with Western science.

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    Sep 6

    Commentary on our project that highlights our approach through every facet of research with our indigenous elders in ... many thanks to the

    A new Indigenous-led study documents how ice loss is changing seal hunts - Inupiat of Kotzebue with Great piece by for 1/2
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    Sep 6

    A new Indigenous-led study documents how ice loss is changing seal hunts - Inupiat of Kotzebue with Great piece by for 1/2

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    Aug 24

    Seal meat makes up a good portion of what's in subsistence hunters' freezers in Kotzebue. However, the sea ice the seals haul out on is diminishing, and new research has shown the window to hunt seals is getting shorter as a result.

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  7. Aug 24

    Additional research was published last week, led by Andy Mahoney , in . 6/6

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  8. Aug 24

    Hear directly from our Elder Advisory Council too! 5/

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  9. Aug 24

    And learn more specifically about our and research, particularly natchiq and ugruk (ringed and bearded ) here. 4/

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  10. Aug 24

    Learn more about our project 3/

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  11. Aug 24

    This is some of the most transformational, exciting, & enriching research to which I’ve contributed. I have learned so much with & from our Iñupiaq Elder Advisors who guided us through every step of the research. I’m humbled and grateful. Taikuu John, Cyrus, Bobby, & Ross 2/

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  12. Aug 24

    New paper🚨We quantify how threatens ugruk (bearded ) hunting by hunters in NW through a knowledge approach. Co-led by Alex Whiting, Native Village of and 1/

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    Aug 24

    New research led by , Iñupiaq hunters & the Native Village of Kotzebue shows that climate change has severely shortened the seal hunting season in a rural Alaska village, threatening the community’s Indigenous way of life.

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    Aug 16

    Knowledge co-production JGLAC paper! “Thin ice, deep snow & surface flooding in Kotzebue Sound: landfast ice mass balance during 2 anomalously warm winters + implications for marine mammals & subsistence hunting” A Mahoney et al. ->

    Left: Location map of Kotzebue Sound, Alaska, and Right: Landsat 8 true-color image showing landfast ice near Kotzebue on 4 April 2019, with the locations of Ice Observations made in 2018 and 2019 in the form of two mass-balance stations, various drill hole ice thickness measurements, and a flooded seal lair.
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    Aug 2

    Chukchi Sea average daily extent for July in passive microwave data was the highest since 2012. Even with that, the typical July extent has decreased 28% since the late 1970s.

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  16. Jul 25

    So great to get out in the field again.

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  17. Jul 25

    So great to get out in the field again.

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    Jul 23

    Think this seasonal round graphic shared in the latest AAOKH newsletter is super cool!

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    Jul 8

    We're excited to share the latest 📰. Check it out for a summary from local Indigenous observers on winter-spring conditions in Arctic Alaska. It also includes updates from AAOKH's graduate students.

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    Jul 8

    The northern sea route remains closed to non-ice hardened vessels as high concentration persists in the eastern Kara Sea in AMSR2 analysis courtesy U. Bremen. Areas farther east the ice melt is more advanced.

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