In 2020, HIA is investing in our youth during our 3rd season of the Training Rural Alaskan Youth Leaders and Students (TRAYLS Program). This program seeks to provide career exploration in science and natural resource […]
2019 was a year of firsts and a year of growth. HIA Environmental Program and all of our staff are proud of the work we completed – we feel our progress is substantial and is […]
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 […]
The Hoonah Stewardship Council met on August 22, 2019 to discuss the upcoming Food Fair on September 7th and community environmental topics. In attendance : Jackie Dick, Basia Trout, Niccole Williams, Ricky Contreras, Dennis Gray […]
The time has come! Join us on Saturday, September 7th to celebrate Hoonah’s culture, community, and food at the second Traditional Food Fair! There will be games including a traditional food Bingo and cakewalk, a […]
It’s that time of year! Herring, fiddleheads, devils clubs, spruce tips and : Gardening! The Hoonah Community Garden is looking for growers who want to provide for themselves and their family. Plots are free, we […]
We had a lot of new faces at the Hoonah Stewardship Council on 01/17/2019 and some great conversation! Thanks everyone, the notes below are meant to capture the discussion from the evening. E-waste This year […]
What if our schools, local businesses, and homes could support a composting program to fertilize our gardens allowing us to grow more food? That vision is not really radical – communities throughout Southeast Alaska (Gustavus, Southeast Island School District, Petersburg and others) are successfully supporting their communities through composting programs. Hoonah could be doing the same! […]
Incredibly, it is here and gone. The 2018 field season of the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership is in the books! The hard work and dedication of the six crew members during the fourth summer of […]
The Hoonah Indian Association was awarded $141,430 through the BIA Tribal Resilience Program for Ocean and Coastal Management Planning. The award will be used to build the Tribe’s ability to ability to deal with harmful […]
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