Harvesting beach asparagus for the Traditional Food Fair was a huge success! We’d love to have you at our next event, harvesting Fireweed next Wednesday, July 24th at 9am at the mouth of Game Creek! […]
Hoonah’s lands and waters are productive natural systems that are critical to subsistence lifestyles. From abundant deer to salmon, berries and other plants and animals, you never have to be hungry in the forest or […]
The Hoonah Stewardship Council met on 05/16/19 and topics ranged widely. Lots of good things talked about! If you don’t read any further here’s the headlines: Electronic waste pickup and disposal is FREE for the […]
Explaining resiliency and what it means for Hoonah citizens. […]
Arianna Lapke is serving as an Americorps VISTA with the Hoonah Indian Association Environmental Program and the American Indian Higher Education Consortium. The Americorps VISTA program stands for “Volunteers in Service to America”, and is […]
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 […]
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