Brynn Presler-Marshall is now serving as the fourth AmeriCorps VISTA with the Hoonah Indian Association Environmental program and the American Indian Higher Education Consortium. She’ll be focused on natural resource monitoring and youth education, so […]
Hoonah’s Connection to Neva Lake Sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) in Neva Lake remains a crucial resource for Tlingit communities in northern Southeast AK; Excursion inlet, Hoonah, and Gustavus. The need for fisheries management that implements […]
2019 was a year of firsts and a year of growth. HIA Environmental Program and all of our staff are proud of the work we completed – we feel our progress is substantial and is […]
In November 2019 the Hoonah Stewardship Council met to discuss food systems in Hoonah and discuss the Coastal Program In attendance : Ian Johnson, Sean Williams, Niccole Williams, Arianna Lapke, Faith Grant, Crystal Sawers, Miguel […]
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 […]
A Happy Holidays from HIA Environmental to you and yours! We are excited to share the accomplishments of 2017 with you and get you thinking about 2018 – it’s going to be a busy year! […]
Hoonah Indian Association is excited to bring on Sean Williams through the Americorp VISTA program. He hails from Tennessee originally and is receiving a Master of Science in Environmental Science from Louisiana State University’s College of […]
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