It’s an unassuming sight: a thin trickle of water running down a muddy slope into Hippoback Creek, but underneath the mud is critical information that will help protect Hoonah from future landslides. A team of […]
The Hoonah Stewardship Council met for their monthly meeting this August 18, 2021. To get on the email list for these meetings please contact Ian Johnson ian.johnson@hiatribe.org On the call : Ian Johnson (HIA), Basia Trout […]
Hoonah is at the “end of the line” for a lot of consumer goods. In 2021 closed the loop of consumer electronics by shipping them out to be responsibly recycled. The “electronic waste” backhaul yielded […]
What is it? The Short Answer The ETEP is a document that helps us ensure that our programs are meeting your current needs and that they help us plan for our future generations by thinking […]
Starting in 2017 Hoonah Indian Association began to monitor indoor air quality (PM 2.5 and Carbon Monoxide) for the first time. Working with Alaska Native Health Consortium we developed a strategy for air quality monitoring. […]
HSC met in January 2020. In attendance : Jeromy Grant, Jackie Dick, Arianna Lapke, Dennis Gray, Ian Johnson, Sean Williams, Basia Trout, Stephanie Harold, Ben McLuckie Landfill Assessment Jeromy reported out that we are working […]
IGAP Hoonah Native Forest Partnership Food Fair Coastal Program Presentations and Conferences We are always seeking to share out the work we do and our message. Our staff were actively engaged in conferences and presenting […]
Electronic waste is a growing issue throughout the world. Every new computer, phone, and TV adds to a the already vast supply of electronic waste. Many electronics have potentially harmful things in them such as […]
In Attendance: Jeromy Grant, Samuel Sheakley, Sean Williams, Arianna Lapke In late September IGAP and Coastal Resiliency departments traveled to Craig Alaska and attend the Southeast Environmental Conference (SE Env Con). The SE Env Con […]
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