The Hoonah Native Forest Partnership crew run by Hoonah Indian Association have completed a 92 acre thinning project on U.S. Forest Service lands south of False Bay near Wukuklook creek. The final result will help […]
The Hoonah Native Forest Partnership met in person on May 6-9, 2025 to review progress from last year, ensure that projects are meeting project priorities for landowners, and discuss needs and projects for this year. […]
Hello Hoonah, hopefully by now you’ve had a chance to read through our May 2025 newsletter! It went to all PO boxes in Hoonah. If you did not receive a copy please enjoy the digital […]
“The Federal Subsistence Board is made of representatives from the five land-owning federal agencies in Alaska (the National Park Service, Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Fish and Wildlife Service and the Bureau of Indian […]
HIA and the Forest Service conducted the annual installation of the fish weir at Neva Lake earlier this month. This project has been running in partnership since 2002, collecting important information on the health and […]
Federal Subsistence Board passes Unit 4 deer regulations restricting hunting of non-rural users. […]
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 […]
The Hoonah Stewardship Council met in February to discuss updates on the disaster planning process, the greenhouse and opportunities for hydroponics. In attendance: Ian Johnson, Julian Narvaez, Jeromy Grant, Brynn Presler-Marshall, Neal Schoenfelder (USFS), Priscilla […]
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