AMSEA Blog

By Autumn Dennistoun, DNP, RN The Northwest Center for Public Health Practice, with support from the Pacific Northwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center, is excited to announce the launch of "Be Prepared at Sea: Opioid Awareness and Naloxone Administration," a new e-learning training developed for commercial fishing communities. Commercial fishing is physically demanding, high-risk work. Injuries, long hours, and stress can increase the risk for opioid use and overdose. T

We’re heading to Pacific Marine Expo! We’re thrilled to be back in Seattle for Pacific Marine Expo 2026, happening November 19-21 at the Seattle Convention Center Arch Building. Stop by Booth #1404 to say hello, hear about upcoming training opportunities, and talk about safety at sea with our team. AMSEA's Executive Director, Dr. Leann Cyr, moderates a panel on vessel stability at PME 2025. Thursday starts on the Main Stage, where we’re hosting Surviving Vessel Disasters: Fac

Sitka students spent this past spring developing marine safety skills that will help them reduce risk in Southeast Alaska’s challenging coastal environment. With support from the Rueben E. Crossett Foundation, RurAL CAP, State of Alaska, educators, community partners, and volunteers, this training provided memorable, hands-on experiences. The highlight of the season was the 7th Grade Marine Safety Fair, where students tackled realistic marine safety challenges and put their s