January 15, 2026 Attendance: Ian johnson, Annika Ord, Erica Drahozal, Chris Tcimpidis, Elizabeth Figus, Michelle Koppes, Jeromy,Makaylah Hecker Guest Speaker: Annika Ord – did her Masters in climate change and glacier change in SE Alaska […]
For our May HSC meeting we had a presentation from Greg Wiles from Wooster College who has been working with our Alaska Youth Stewards program for 5 years to core trees. He was presenting the […]
We wanted to give you an update on our potato garden! This garden space started in 2022 and we have been expanding it each year and overwintering more and more seed potato each year. We […]
This past March and April, HIA was able to help coordinate some great opportunities for middle and high school students in Hoonah. Read more below! Hunter’s Education As part of a Hunter’s Education Course, middle […]
The Hoonah Native Forest Partnership crew run by Hoonah Indian Association have completed a 92 acre thinning project on U.S. Forest Service lands south of False Bay near Wukuklook creek. The final result will help […]
In attendance : Ian J., Chris T., Monique N., Bob C., Erica D., Catherine B., Makayla H., Mary W., Nikki O., Paris D., Shookeesh G., Jackie D. On March 12th the Huna Stewardship Council met […]
HIA will be hosting Salmon State on April 6th at City Hall.A public showing of “Ocean” by David Attenborough and focused discussion on trawl bycatch! 4/06/266:30-9pm.Council Chambers.Light refreshments and snacks will also be provided!
Overview 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. […]
Members of the Hoonah Stewards Council met to review results of 7 years of studying shellfish populations in a local watershed. You can read about those results on our website. In Attendance : Ian Johnson, […]
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