It’s no secret that we’ve had a lot of precipitation! All that rain and snow is wreaking havoc with the roads. Pictures of landslides and blown culverts have been posted all over Facebook. We’re asking […]
The Hoonah Stewardship Council met for the first time of the new year. In attendance : Jillian Schuyler, Arianna Lapke, Ricky Contrerars, Jeromy Grant, Ian Johnson, Ben McLuckie, Stephanie Harold, Jennifer Nu, Basia Trout, Heather […]
After 12 fast weeks of data collection, cultural immersion, and natural resource monitoring, the 2020 TRAYLS season has come to an end. It was a very successful summer despite the challenges COVID-19 thrust upon us- […]
HSC Meeting Results On October 8th, the Hoonah Stewardship Council had a meeting focused on the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership. Regular HSC members and community members met at City Hall and on there agenda here: […]
It is amazing to think that this it the 5th field season of the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership. We’ve learned so much about collaboration and this model of community-forestry. Each year we’ve sought to summarize […]
We are holding a special session of the Hoonah Stewardship Council on October 9th, 5PM, City Hall to meet with partners from the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership. If you care about deer, berries, salmon, and keeping people employed then I hope you to see you there! We’ll tell you what we’ve learned and how that can matter to you. As always, the “HSC” meetings are public, so please join us! […]
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 […]
On 06/20/ 2019 Hoonah Stewardship Council held their regular meeting. In attendance were Niccole Williams, Ricky Contreras, Jeromy Grant, Sam Sheakley, Sean Williams, Ian Johnson, Basia Trout, Bethany, Zach Inglesby, Phillips Sharclane, Jackie Dick Electronic […]
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 […]
Only 3 months ago, HIA received $50,000 in BIA funding to create opportunities for youth initiatives in natural resources and science careers. One month later, 5 youth leaders from Hoonah joined 65 college and high-school […]
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