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Three suited figures pose on a stage in front of a 2025 Sea Grant Week sign, in English and Korean, holding hand-sized yellow medallions.

Supporting International Collaborations between U.S. and Korea Sea Grant: Reflections from a Hawaiʻi Sea Grant Fellow

Ashley Clark's year as a 2025 Knauss Marine Policy Fellow focused on international engagement, with the highlight of organizing the U.S. delegation to Korea Sea Grant Week.
A New Crossroads in Historic Samarkand: Shaping the Future for the World’s Wildlife

A New Crossroads in Historic Samarkand: Shaping the Future for the World’s Wildlife

Brianna Law shares her experience as a 2025 Knauss Marine Policy Fellow attending the 20th United Nations World Wildlife Conference as part of CITES in Samarkand, Uzbekistan
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Navigating the depths of marine policy: My Knauss Fellowship experience

Emily Young shares her multi-layered experiences from her 2023 Knauss Fellowship, serving at the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.
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How the Knauss Fellowship has shaped my view of science

Sarah Tucker shares how her 2023 Knauss Fellowship taught her more than she expected, from Washington D.C. events to the frigid waters of the Arctic.
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Lahaina Strong: The strength of community through Community Resilience Hubs

2022 Grau Fellow Cuong Tran, who grew up in Lahaina, reflects on the wildfire tragedy on Maui in August and his coincidental fellowship work on disaster preparedness.
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A Knauss Fellow’s perspective of the 45th Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting

Join Gina Selig as she shares her 2023 Knauss Fellowship experience of having a front row seat to ongoing efforts to protect Antarctica’s unique ecosystems.