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2024 Alaska Shellfish Growers Annual Conference is in conjunction with Sea Grant and AMA

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2024 Mariculture Conference of Alaska
February 26–29, 2024
 Anchorage, Alaska


The conference will be held in Anchorage, Alaska, February 26–29, 2024.
Details about registration, venue and lodging, and applications for assistance with travel costs will be posted soon on
alaskaseagrant.org

$50 registration fee (waived for students, speakers, and current Alaskan farmers/processors.)

The call for presentations is now open.
Note to event speakers, presenters and panelists: The event sessions on Feb. 28–29 may be recorded and shared online to educate those unable to attend.

Join us for the 2024 Mariculture Conference of Alaska, an opportunity to meet with members of the mariculture industry, hear from mariculture experts, and connect with farmers, processors, researchers, community leaders and other professionals.
The goal of the conference is to support the continued development of mariculture in the state by examining accomplishments, challenges and opportunities in research, innovative practices, educational opportunities, and drivers of industry growth.


The conference will also incorporate the NOAA Aquaculture Opportunity Area stakeholder workshop, and annual meetings for members of the Alaska Mariculture Alliance (AMA) and Alaska Shellfish Growers Association (ASGA).


Schedule:
February 26 — NOAA Aquaculture Opportunity Area stakeholder workshop
February 27 — AMA and
ASGA annual meetings
February 28–29 — Mariculture Conference of Alaska

Big thanks to our 2024 conference and co-coordinators ~ AFDF, Sea Grant, AMA, NOAA, SE Conference , and Univ. of AK

Upcoming events

  • Annual Member Business Meeting Feb. 27th and Conference Feb. 26th - 29th, 2024 in Anchorage

About ASGA

The Alaska Shellfish Growers Association (ASGA) is a private nonprofit organization representing shellfish farmers and those interested in developing shellfish aquaculture in Alaska. ASGA was formed in the early 1980s when Alaska residents experimenting with suspended oyster culture ran into a confusing wall of government permits. The organization grew a strong voice for Alaska shellfish farmers with government agencies and politicians. Successful advocacy and grants for education have been key to building support for shellfish farming in the state.


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