Calendar of Events
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Learn about the marine mammals found in our area, throughout Alaskan waters, and along our coasts. Study with one of our community's most engaging naturalists through classroom lectures available in person at Kachemak Bay Campus or through zoom, and three exciting field trips. Homer - on Kachemak Bay and in Halibut Cove Lagoon documenting harbor porpoises and other marine mammals. Kenai/Soldotna - monitoring and eDND sampling of Beluga whales on the Kenai River. Seward - Spring Wildlife Cruise on Ressurection Bay. Classes meet Wednesdays, 5:15 - 7:30 pm. For more information about this two-credit class call (907) 235-7743 or search here for BIOL 124. https://kpc.alaska.edu/academics/schedule/.
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KNOW YOUR LAND is a free, bi-monthly series designed to help Alaskans understand and improve their gardens, soils, and other aspects of working with and caring for their lands. Talks take place in-person at Kachemak Bay Campus every other Thursday, 6:00-7:00 pm, and via Zoom. For details and presenters visit the Homer Soil and Water Conservation District website. The 2023 KNOW YOUR LAND series is a collaboration between Homer Soil & Water Conservation District, USDA-Natural Resource Conservation Service Homer field office, and the KPC Kachemak Bay Campus Agriculture Program.
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Last Day for Student Initiated Withdrawal via UAOnline, (Withdrawing does not result in refund.)
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Deadline for UAA/KPC Spring 2023 Graduation Application (via UAOnline)
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KNOW YOUR LAND is a free, bi-monthly series designed to help Alaskans understand and improve their gardens, soils, and other aspects of working with and caring for their lands. Talks take place in-person at Kachemak Bay Campus every other Thursday, 6:00-7:00 pm, and via Zoom. For details and presenters visit the Homer Soil and Water Conservation District website. The 2023 KNOW YOUR LAND series is a collaboration between Homer Soil & Water Conservation District, USDA-Natural Resource Conservation Service Homer field office, and the KPC Kachemak Bay Campus Agriculture Program.
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KNOW YOUR LAND is a free, bi-monthly series designed to help Alaskans understand and improve their gardens, soils, and other aspects of working with and caring for their lands. Talks take place in-person at Kachemak Bay Campus every other Thursday, 6:00-7:00 pm, and via Zoom. For details and presenters visit the Homer Soil and Water Conservation District website. The 2023 KNOW YOUR LAND series is a collaboration between Homer Soil & Water Conservation District, USDA-Natural Resource Conservation Service Homer field office, and the KPC Kachemak Bay Campus Agriculture Program.
