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Tribal and First Nations students win prestigious aquaculture scholarship 
CA Source: The Fish Site 11/3/2022
Tribal and First Nations students win prestigious aquaculture scholarship
The Kurt Grinnell Aquaculture Scholarship Foundation (KGASF) announced that it has awarded its first-ever aquaculture scholarships to three students – two representing US Tribes and one representing one of Canada’s First Nations.
 

Each scholar will receive $5,000 to pursue degrees in aquaculture, marine biology, and fisheries and wildlife science.

Established to honour the legacy of the late Kurt Grinnell, a Native American leader from the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe in Washington State, who saw aquaculture as a solution to Tribal food security, the KGASF provides financial assistance to Tribal and First Nations students who wish to pursue careers in aquaculture and natural resources, said Jaiden Grinnell Bosick, one of Grinnell’s two daughters.

 
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