This past March and April, HIA was able to help coordinate some great opportunities for middle and high school students in Hoonah. Read more below! Hunter’s Education As part of a Hunter’s Education Course, middle […]
Overview The Alaska Youth Stewards is a summer work program run by the Hoonah Indian Association that provides youth with paid, hands-on experience in natural resource management, scientific data collection, community service, and cultural stewardship. […]
“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 […]
Overview The Alaska Youth Stewards (AYS) is a summer work program run by the Hoonah Indian Association that provides youth with paid, hands-on experience in natural resource management, scientific data collection, community service, and cultural […]
In the RASOR class, students are the scientists! The Rural Alaskan Students in One-health Research (RASOR) program offers a semester long course where students help design a research project, carry it out, and create a […]
The Alaska Youth Stewards is a summer work program run by the Hoonah Indian Association that provides youth with paid, hands-on experience in natural resource management, scientific data collection, community service, and cultural stewardship. It’s […]
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 […]
Over the past couple months, the environmental office has facilitated two trips to help students explore career options for after they graduate—one to sunny Palm Springs for the annual meeting of American Indian Science and […]
In Attendance: Amelia Wilson, Rebecca Bellmore, Gretchen Augat, Brynn Presler-Marshall, Ricardo Contreras, Julian Narvaez and Ian Johnson. BEACH Monitoring Program in Hoonah: Are Hoonah beaches a potential Public Health Risk? The goal of the project […]
By 11AM on September 26th, parking space around Hoonah Indian Association was at a premium. Community members were arriving, despite the rain and chill of the day, to the 5th annual Traditional Food Fair. The […]
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