Hoonah Deer & Federal Subsistence Board 2024
Federal Subsistence Board passes Unit 4 deer regulations restricting hunting of non-rural users. […]
Federal Subsistence Board passes Unit 4 deer regulations restricting hunting of non-rural users. […]
It attendance : Ian Johnson, Fred Parady, Elizbeth Figus, Brian Kleinhenz, Niccole Williams, Jackson Combs, Rebekah Sawers, Julian Narvaez, Ryan Smith, Ian Johnson, Jeromy Grant, Jackie Dick At March’s meeting we reviewed the results of […]
The 10 Regional Subsistence Advisory Councils, the Federal Subsistence Board, and relevant federal agencies met this March at the Dena’ina Civic and Convention Center in Anchorage. These councils represent our communities in advising Federal and […]
Catcher/Processor “Ocean Rover” docked in Seattle. Jackson Combs photo. The North Pacific Fisheries Marine Council, including its supporting groups, met in Seattle this February for a total of eight days. The NPFMC is responsible for […]
In attendance: Ian Johnson, Elizabeth Figus, Erica Drahozal, Jennifer Nu, Neal Schoenfelder, Jackson Combs, Makayla, Jim Erickson, Jeremy Johnson Meeting Goal: The goal of this meeting was to introduce Jackson Combs as the new Subsistence […]
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 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 […]
This summer the crew members of the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership had an important mission in mind : find undocumented salmon streams across the Hoonah landscape. After walking streams through brush, over logs, past bears, […]
At the end of January, three Hoonah students traveled to Anchorage to take part in the Federal Subsistence Board meeting and learn more about how harvesting laws are made and how the public can get […]
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