ACCAP Climate and Weather Webinars
ACCAP topical webinars
Presented by a variety of speakers on Alaska environmental change related topics.
40-50 minutes of presentation followed by discussion and questions from participants.
ACCAP Alaska Climate Outlook Briefings
Presented by ACCAP Alaska Climate Specialist Rick Thoman.
Join Rick for a monthly review of recent climate conditions around the state. Rick also highlights an interesting climate topic or anomaly, and shares the NOAA Climate Prediction Center's forecast for the next few months.
Virtual Alaska Weather Symposia (VAWS)
A collaboration between ACCAP, the Geographic Information Network of Alaska, and the NOAA National Weather Service.
We bring satellite-based presentations to a statewide audience, while avoiding the costs of an in-person symposium.
Learn about upcoming webinars
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Next webinar
From Landslide to Tsunami: Tracy Arm and Alaska’s Growing Landslide Threat
Speakers: Mike West (State Seismologist for Alaska, Director of the Alaska Earthquake Center, and UAF Research Professor at the Geophysical Institute), other speakers TBD Early on August 10, 2025, a…
We strongly encourage registration for webinars.
Registration helps speakers tailor their presentations to the audience. You will find a Register link with each webinar description.
How to join an ACCAP webinar
Zoom is our webinar provider. The audio portion of the webinar is through either internet audio or a phone line. The slide presentation is streamed via computer.
Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Contact ACCAP via email or call (907) 474-7812.
View and listen
- Register. Click the registration link in the webinar description and complete the form.
- Check your email. You will get an email after registering that directs you to the webinar link. If you register 15 minutes or less before the webinar start time, you will be taken directly into the webinar.
- Choose an audio option. Choose only one to avoid feedback issues:
- Join with computer audio - good option if you have decent internet.
- Join with phone call - good option if your internet might be unstable.