Each week we do water sampling to look for paralytic shellfish poisoning-causing phytoplankton. To see the latest results of our shellfish monitoring to determine if it is safe to dig, visit : http://www.seator.org/Data
Shellfish Monitoring
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Join Us September 8th for the Huna Traditional Food Fair!
Come one, come all to the Huna Traditional Food Fair! We guarantee family fun and lots of food for everyone! When : September 8th, 11AM Where : Canoe Shed We are putting together a a […]
Events
Hoonah Community Discusses Biomass-linked Greenhouse
The seasons change and our gardens die as summer turns to autumn, but that doesn’t have the be the end of the growing season in Hoonah. We, like several communities on Prince of Wales Island […]
Community
Participate in the Tribal Economic Development Strategy
Hoonah Indian Association is looking for your help to “By bringing together diverse voices, economic development strategies guide decisions on growth and development to help communities thrive. ” Our economy in Hoonah is linked to […]
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