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The Council sponsors many studies to help our work to reduce pollution from crude oil transportation in Prince William Sound and the Gulf of Alaska.

This work depends on quality, accurate research. The Council regularly retains experts to conduct independent research on oil transportation safety and the environmental impacts of the Valdez Marine Terminal and tankers.

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2023-2024 Annual ReportPWSRCACOctober 29, 2024This Annual Report is a summary of the Council’s work from July 2023 through June 2024.
2023 Financial StatementOctober 28, 2024Financial report for years ended June 30, 2023 and 2022.
2022 Form 990October 28, 2024Tax information for 7/1/2022 through 6/30/2023.
Regional Evaluation of Non-indigenous Marine Species in Prince William SoundGregory M. Ruiz et al., Smithsonian Environmental Research CenterSeptember 24, 2024The report describes a survey conducted in 2023, looking for non-indigenous species (NIS) in the waters of Prince William Sound.
Port Valdez Weather Buoy Analysis 2019 – 2023Dr Robert W. Campbell, Prince William Sound Science CenterSeptember 24, 2024In this report, Dr. Robert Campbell presents his analysis of data from two weather buoys that are sponsored by the …
Prince William Sound RCAC board to meet in Kodiak, September 19-20, 2024September 10, 2024Media release for September 2024 Board of Directors’ meeting.
Flier for 2024 Kodiak Board meeting and public eventsSeptember 3, 20242024 Kodiak Board Meeting Thursday, Sept. 19, 8:30 a.m. – 4:45 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20, 8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. …
The Observer – Summer 2024August 6, 2024Articles: Modern technologies changing oil spill response Volunteer brings oceans of experience to Council committee Council shoring up its crew: …
Marine Bird Hotspots in Prince William SoundAnne Schaefer, Mary Anne Bishop, Prince William Sound Science CenterJuly 1, 2024This report summarizes winter marine bird surveys in Prince William Sound, Alaska, by identifying high-use areas, or hot spots.
Green Crab Attack: European Green Crab Explainer ActivityJune 12, 2024Activity Overview This is a short explainer activity for a booth or similar informal education/outreach venue to share about marine …
PWSRAC Strategic Plan Approved May 2024PWSRCACMay 13, 2024The Council’s one-page strategic plan summarizes the Board’s priorities for organizational goals and direction.
2023 Annual Drill Monitoring ReportPWSRCAC, Roy RobertsonMay 13, 2024This yearly report summarizes the drills and exercises that were attended, observed, and evaluated by Council staff and contractors in …
Notes from the March 6, 2024 SERVS Contracted Vessel Fleet Representative MeetingJeremy Robida, PWSRCACMay 6, 2024This report summarizes discussions during a meeting of representatives from the contracted vessel fleet. Attendees discussed program health and port-specific …
PWSRCAC May 2024 Board officers press releasePWSRCACMay 3, 2024
Review of Ballast Water Tank 94 and Crude Oil Storage Tank 7 Out-of-Service Inspection ReportsTaku Engineering, William MottMay 1, 2024This report summarizes a review of the procedures and reports for inspections conducted on tanks 7 and 94 at the …
Prince William Sound RCAC board meeting and reception in Valdez, May 2024PWSRCACApril 23, 2024
The Observer – March 2024PWSRCACMarch 15, 2024A publication of the Prince William Sound Regional Citizens’ Advisory Council 35 years after Exxon Valdez: How has oil transportation …
PWSRCAC Reports Compendium 2024PWSRCACFebruary 29, 2024This document contains a list of selected scientific and technical reports that highlight the work of the Council. 
LTEMP 2022‒2023 Technical SupplementMorgan L. Bender, Owl Ridge Natural Resource ConsultantsJanuary 30, 2024This technical supplement contains information on field sampling, and analytical and data analysis methods used to monitor and assess environmental …
LTEMP 2022-2023 Summary ReportMorgan L. Bender, Owl Ridge Natural Resource ConsultantsJanuary 30, 2024The major environmental monitoring activities of the Council are conducted through the long-term environmental monitoring project, known as LTEMP. This …

 

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