As you live in the same area for long periods of time you start to get a feel for what you think is normal and what isn’t in terms of the local climate, weather, and […]
The Fisheries Technology dual enrollment course kicked off this March during the first elective phase of the semester. After meeting their UAS professor Lauren Wild, the students were introduced to fisheries in general as well […]
Quote of the Call : “No place stays special by accident” – Chris Beck On the call : Haley Johnston, Chris Beck, Arianna Lapke, Jillian Schuyler, Jessie Schoonover, Erica Drahozal – ISP , Niccole Williams, […]
What is it? The Short Answer The ETEP is a document that helps us ensure that our programs are meeting your current needs and that they help us plan for our future generations by thinking […]
Hoonah Stewardship Council met for the monthly meeting on February 18th. To get on the list for these meetings please contact Ian Johnson ian.johnson@hiatribe.org On the call : Ian Johnson (HIA), Niccole Williams (Community Member), […]
It’s no secret that we’ve had a lot of precipitation! All that rain and snow is wreaking havoc with the roads. Pictures of landslides and blown culverts have been posted all over Facebook. We’re asking […]
The Hoonah Stewardship Council met for the first time of the new year. In attendance : Jillian Schuyler, Arianna Lapke, Ricky Contrerars, Jeromy Grant, Ian Johnson, Ben McLuckie, Stephanie Harold, Jennifer Nu, Basia Trout, Heather […]
In the winter of 2019 and spring of 2020 Hoonah residents were asked to participate in a Food System Assessment implemented by Sustainable Southeast Partnership (SSP), Southeast Alaska Watershed Coalition (SAWC), Hoonah Stewardship Council (HSC) […]
Attention students!! Do you want to gain college credit in high school? Are you interested in careers around marine resource management? If so, the Fisheries Technology course is perfect for you! Find all the necessary […]
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