The power of Partnership is usually best realized in face-to-face meetings! Since the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership (HNFP) began in 2015, its commitment to regular meetings is a big part of what has made it […]
If you live in Hoonah and use the Neva Lake system (or would like to), we recommend providing your knowledge of this system and to advocate for your needs. The public comment period is open […]
Planning for Disaster Session October 21, 2023 the Central council crew Lindsey Pierce and Cer Scott traveled to Hoonah the co host a planning for disasters community event with Hoonah Indian Association. In attendance were […]
On March 15th, the initial members of the North Unit 4 Deer working group assembled for their first meeting to discuss their needs and goals in deer management and research for the Northern Unit 4 area – focusing mostly on North Chichagof and Western Admiralty. This group came about through funding through the Southeast Alaska Sustainability Strategy (SASSi) funding by the USFS. The funding was secured by Hoonah Indian Association in late 2022. […]
In attendance: Community : Chris Austin, Cliff Walker, Brenda Clark, Lucas Clark, Bob Clark, Aaron St. Clair, George Dalton, Julian Narvaez, Rob Bishop, Jack Lee, Ian Johnson, Amelia Wilson, Bill Miller, Duane Jack, James Jack, […]
The Hoonah Stewardship Council met in February to discuss updates on the disaster planning process, the greenhouse and opportunities for hydroponics. In attendance: Ian Johnson, Julian Narvaez, Jeromy Grant, Brynn Presler-Marshall, Neal Schoenfelder (USFS), Priscilla […]
This summer the crew members of the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership had an important mission in mind : find undocumented salmon streams across the Hoonah landscape. After walking streams through brush, over logs, past bears, […]
At the end of January, three Hoonah students traveled to Anchorage to take part in the Federal Subsistence Board meeting and learn more about how harvesting laws are made and how the public can get […]
Hoonah Indian Association has a bunch of positions open that we would love to fill locally! These positions are outside jobs and inside jobs. They are part-time and fulltime positions. If you are looking for […]
The Hoonah Indian Association’s Environmental Department hasbeen busy this year. Join us on a visual tour across four of ourcore areas – Youth Programs, AmeriCORPs VISTA, Indian General AssistanceProgram, and Hoonah Native Forest Partnership. This […]
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