Be transported through the living science of Southeast Alaska’s coastal rainforest with The SeaBank Chronicles. In 7-minute transmissions rich with immersive audio effects, you’ll groundtruth terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems guided by a trusted radio operator. Discover ancient forests, a wild and silvery nation of salmon, and the human communities finding home among them.
Learn more about the SeaBank Initiative.
Follow the voice of your radio operator into the SeaBank—a bank in and of the sea where ecological
riches find refuge. Pull out a map and pencil in the boundaries of this rare ecosystem, then discover
why scientists believe its coastal temperate rainforest and connected marine perimeters have an
important future as a climate stronghold. Hear the sounds of ocean waves, glacial winds, and wild
creatures of earth and sea. View resources and credits.
New Transmissions every Friday.
Gunalchéesh, háw'aa, and nt'oyaxsn to the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian people for stewarding the lands and waters of Southeast Alaska since a time beyond human memory.
The SeaBank Chronicles is produced by
the Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust and is
written, hosted, and produced by Beth Short-Rhoads.
Thank you to our funders: The Walton Family Foundation, The Edgerton Foundation,
and Southeast Alaska Conservation Council.