The SeaBank Chronicles

By Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust

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Episodes: 14

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The SeaBank Chronicles is a natural sound theater transporting you through the living science of Southeast Alaska. Combining facts and mystery, each 7-minute episode delivers listeners to Alaska’s coastal rainforest where they groundtruth terrestrial and marine ecosystems guided by a calm and trusted radio operator. Voice narration is woven with rich audio effects to create an immersive experience that is educational and spellbinding. Listeners will learn about the wild and silvery nation of migrating salmon, ancient old growth forests, and the human communities who make their home among them. A project of the Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust, The SeaBank Chronicles is written, hosted, and produced by Beth Short-Rhoads.

Episode Date
#14 – Joules of the Sea: The Hidden Lives of Hooligan
Nov 11, 2025
#13 – Forests are Cool Place: 3 More Reasons People Need Trees
Nov 05, 2025
#12 – A Salmon Habitat Mosaic: Why Glaciers and Volcanoes Matter to Fish
Oct 28, 2025
#11 – Cracking the Black Cod Code: Why is Sablefish So Rich?
Oct 21, 2025
#10 – Sandpipers on the Silvery Stikine: What's the Secret in All That Mud?
Oct 14, 2025
#9 – Passport to a Salmon Stronghold: A Taku River Flyover
Oct 07, 2025
#8 – Cruising Toward a Pollution Solution: How a Healthy Ecosystem and Cruise Ship Tourism Can Coexist
Sep 29, 2025
#7 – Seeking Shelter: Knock Here for Climate Resilience
Jan 01, 2025
#6 – Boundary Lines: A Perilous Secret Hides in a Watershed
Nov 15, 2024
#5 – Water World: The Gulf of Alaska Holds Mystery... and Looming Threats
Nov 07, 2024
#4 – Carbon Sink: A Supply Box Yields Natural Climate Solutions
Oct 31, 2024
#3 – A Map in Four Dimensions: Amid Blowing Winds, an Old-Growth Forest is Born
Oct 23, 2024
#2 – When Conditions Align: A Gathering of Mountains, Wind, and Water
Oct 16, 2024
Refuge: Do You Hear a Climate Stronghold?
Oct 03, 2024