The University of Alaska's Kasitsna Bay Laboratory is located on 15 wooded acres on the Kenai Peninsula in one of the most productive marine ecosystems in the world, Kachemak Bay. The facility, which is nine miles from the nearest town of Seldovia, overlooks Kasitsna Bay, a scenic embayment protected by McDonald Spit. The Bay is located on the south side of the much larger Kachemak Bay. Kasitsna Bay is a unique resource for marine research and teaching, perhaps the best such location in Alaska and one of the best in United States. Courses are offered at Kasitsna Bay each summer.
Specific offerings vary from summer to summer.
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