Just as our rainy June came to an end, the TRAYLS crew completed the first half of their season. The first three weeks of the season were followed with a variety of activities including fish […]
On June 1st the 2020 TRAYLS crew started their first week of the season, and it’s hard to believe it’s already been three weeks! In that time we’ve managed to accomplish a wide range of […]
The 2020 TRAYLS crew put on their scientist hats and assisted Sean Williams, Hoonah Indian Association Coastal Program Manager, with monitoring the coast for the impacts of climate change. The TRAYLS crew members assisted with blue mussels monitoring in order to track the impacts of climate change on coastal resources. […]
In 2020, HIA is investing in our youth during our 3rd season of the Training Rural Alaskan Youth Leaders and Students (TRAYLS Program). This program seeks to provide career exploration in science and natural resource […]
Hey Hoonah youth and parents! Are you interested in natural resource management? Do you want field work and research experience? Are you excited to do hands-on work outdoors? If so, apply to the Training Rural […]
Alex Tannehill’s middle school science class is a busy place- some students bounce up and down at their desk, talking excitedly over each other, as others run to grab their nearly forgotten science journal. Others […]
The Hoonah Stewardship Council met on 02/20/20 to talk about its structure and future. In attendance : Arianna Lapke, Sean Williams, Stephanie Harold, Jeromy Grant, Niccole Williams, Basia Trout, Ian Johnson, Faith Grant We talked […]
With the ferry schedule and budget cuts it’s no secret that it has been hard getting some groceries in Hoonah this year and that food has been expensive. This winter has really shown off how […]
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