'Living things require energy to survive. In the Northern Gulf of Alaska, there are thousands of organisms interacting with and depending on one another in intricate ways we commonly call the Food Web. Come explore the Food Web of the NGA with us through beautiful video and animations. Credits: Director Michele Hoffman Trotter Editors Caitlin Bailey, Brave New Pictures Inc. Animator Matt Traaseth Musical Score Fancy Mountain Music & Sound Narrator Adam J. Smith Footage Courtesy of: NOAA Fisheries NOAA Microcosm Lion’s mane jellyfish footage by Howard and Michele Hall Killer whale footage filmed under NMFS research permits 21368 and 18786 Special Thanks: Russ Hopcroft, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Lead Principal Investigator & Zooplankton Ecology Suzanne Strom, Western Washington University, Phytoplankton & Microzooplankton Ecology Seth Danielson, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Circulation and Water Masses (Physical Oceanography) Ana Aguilar Islas, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Iron Biogeochemistry and Chemical Oceanography Jerome Fiechter, University of California Santa Cruz, Ecosystem Modelling Kathy Kuletz, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Seabird Ecology Daniel Cushing, Pole Star Ecological Research LLC, Seabird Ecology Kerri Fredrickson, Western Washington University, Biological Oceanography Katie Gavenus, Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies Alaska Sea Life Center'
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