What is this survey? This survey is meant to collect data on two topics – (1) the closure of the Hoonah road system from Nov 1 – 10 for non-rural hunters and (2) information on […]
2024 was a busy year! While we can’t give you the full details of every project we hope this high level look will show off how our 6 local employees spent their time doing restoration […]
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 […]
In attendance: Community : Chris Austin, Cliff Walker, Brenda Clark, Lucas Clark, Bob Clark, Aaron St. Clair, George Dalton, Julian Narvaez, Rob Bishop, Jack Lee, Ian Johnson, Amelia Wilson, Bill Miller, Duane Jack, James Jack, […]
If You Reading Nothing Else : In 2021 our environmental department worked to meet community priorities. We have provided the highlights of just some of that work in this year-end digest. All of our work […]
Using a local workforce to complete local projects. ✔ Meeting goals of restoring fish habitat for now and future generations. ✔ Completion of a critical stream restoration in a priority watershed. ✔ Feelings of accomplishment […]
The public comment period for the Roadless Rule ends on December 17th, 2019. We had a great showing at the community meeting – about 47 people, but this is a reminder that in order for […]
For over a year Hoonah Indian Association has been working with five Southeast Tribes as “Cooperating Agencies” to inform the U.S. Forest Service on the Roadless Rulemaking process. On October 15th, 2019 the U.S. Department […]
Spasski Watershed is an important area and resource for the community of Hoonah. Its large area provides berries, deer, medicinal plants, and fish for the community. Within its waters coho, pink, and chum salmon return […]
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