What if our schools, local businesses, and homes could support a composting program to fertilize our gardens allowing us to grow more food? That vision is not really radical – communities throughout Southeast Alaska (Gustavus, Southeast Island School District, Petersburg and others) are successfully supporting their communities through composting programs. Hoonah could be doing the same! […]
Hoonah Indian Association is seeking Tribal and community comment to determine opinion around ISP’s proposal for a second dock. The responses to the survey below are anonymous, and will help us form our discussion and […]
Incredibly, it is here and gone. The 2018 field season of the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership is in the books! The hard work and dedication of the six crew members during the fourth summer of […]
The Hoonah Indian Association was awarded $141,430 through the BIA Tribal Resilience Program for Ocean and Coastal Management Planning. The award will be used to build the Tribe’s ability to ability to deal with harmful […]
Come one, come all to the Huna Traditional Food Fair! We guarantee family fun and lots of food for everyone! When : September 8th, 11AM Where : Canoe Shed We are putting together a a […]
On The Clammin’ Grounds On a mid-June morning the five members of Hoonah’s TRAYLS (Training Rural Alaska Youth Leaders and Students) crew walked onto the soft, muddy soil of the clamming grounds in Hoonah, Alaska. […]
Only 3 months ago, HIA received $50,000 in BIA funding to create opportunities for youth initiatives in natural resources and science careers. One month later, 5 youth leaders from Hoonah joined 65 college and high-school […]
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