It is amazing to think that this it the 5th field season of the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership. We’ve learned so much about collaboration and this model of community-forestry. Each year we’ve sought to summarize […]
5 years of the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership. It’s amazing to think about the work we’ve done, the lessons we’ve learned, the people we’ve engaged, and the plans that we have for future. We hope […]
For over a year Hoonah Indian Association has been working with five Southeast Tribes as “Cooperating Agencies” to inform the U.S. Forest Service on the Roadless Rulemaking process. On October 15th, 2019 the U.S. Department […]
Electronic waste is a growing issue throughout the world. Every new computer, phone, and TV adds to a the already vast supply of electronic waste. Many electronics have potentially harmful things in them such as […]
After harvesting, processing, and jarring all summer long, September 7th finally arrived: the day of the Traditional Food Fair. Although later summer conditions in SE Alaska are associated with rain and gloom, we were greeted […]
In Attendance: Jeromy Grant, Samuel Sheakley, Sean Williams, Arianna Lapke In late September IGAP and Coastal Resiliency departments traveled to Craig Alaska and attend the Southeast Environmental Conference (SE Env Con). The SE Env Con […]
We are holding a special session of the Hoonah Stewardship Council on October 9th, 5PM, City Hall to meet with partners from the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership. If you care about deer, berries, salmon, and keeping people employed then I hope you to see you there! We’ll tell you what we’ve learned and how that can matter to you. As always, the “HSC” meetings are public, so please join us! […]
Hoonah Stewardship Council members met on 09/19/2019. In attendance were : Basia Trout, Jackie Dick, Ricky Contreras, Sean Williams, Ian Johnson, Jeromy Grant, Sam Sheakley, Niccole Williams, Arianna Lapke, Faith Grant, and Phillip Sharclane. Indoor […]
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