Video Projects

The Ocean Alaska Science and Learning Center (OASLC) has contributed their time and expertise in creating videos for our partners and partner parks. In most cases, the OASLC provides recording expertise, narration, stock footage, and editing skills in creating videos encompassing a variety of subjects.

Peruse the list below that showcases these video projects. Projects are organized by park, and links will take you to the respective park pages, or their YouTube channel.

Bering Land Bridge National Preserve

Investigating Barrier Island Lagoons

Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve

Glacier Bay from Above

Middle School Scientists: Underwater Acoustics in Glacier Bay

Middle School Scientists: Studying Glacier Bay Bears

Middle School Scientists: Harbor Seals of Glacier Bay

Kenai Fjords National Park

Field Notes: Seabird Monitoring Protocols

Field Notes: Black Oystercatcher Productivity

Field Notes: Researching Black Oystercatcher Diets

Field Notes: Predatory Fish and the Food Web

Field Notes: The Changing Face of Exit Glacier

Field Notes: Climate Watch--Remote Automated Weather Stations

Field Notes: Listening to the Ice

Field Notes: A Century of Change

Field Notes: Understanding Bear-Human Interaction

Katmai National Park and Preserve

In 2015, our OASLC intern worked with biologists at Katmai National Park and Preserve to create two videos highlighting their work. Videos and additional information about the Changing Tides project are listed below.