HIA is excited to hire a Tribal Fisheries Biologist. This position will have a diverse and fulfilling role linked to sockeye management, community engagement, and youth development. You can submit an application through HIA’s website […]
The Alaska Youth Stewards is a summer work program run by the Hoonah Indian Association that provides youth with paid, hands-on experience in natural resource management, scientific data collection, community service, and cultural stewardship. It’s […]
The Hoonah Stewardship Council met on September 21st with Elizabeth Figus to discuss an developing partnership program in Hoonah. In attendance: Elizabeth Figus, Jackie Dick, Dennis Gray Jr., Ryan Smith, Julian Narvaez, Ian Johnson, Jeromy […]
Committee Meeting Notes – Hoonah Stewardship Council Greenhouse Meeting Date: Jul 20, 2023 In Attendance: Elizabeth Figus, Kathy Dilley, Neal Schoenfelder, Amelia Wilson, Jennifer Nu, Stephanie Harold, Jackie Dick, Erica Drahozal, Jeromy Grant, Rebekah Sawers, […]
In attendance: Ian Johnson, Phillip Sharclane, James Jack Jr, Jeremy Johnson (Hoonah),Jermaine Johnson (Hoonah), Jeromy Grant (Hoonah),Jason Roberts (OSM, Anchorage) ,Cody Mosley (Fish and Willdife Sitka), Cal Casipit (Gutavus),Ashley Bolerk (Sitka, Subsistence), Bob Christensen (Icy […]
In attendance : Neal Schoenfelder, Ian Johnson, Roger Rolls, Darlene See, Jackie Dick, Nathan Moulton, James Jack, Joe Camoli, Jeromy Grant, Angie Mendenbayer, Olivia Perdoza, Fred Parady, Elizbeth Figus, Niccole Williams At our May 2023 […]
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. […]
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