This summer the crew members of the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership had an important mission in mind : find undocumented salmon streams across the Hoonah landscape. After walking streams through brush, over logs, past bears, […]
Hoonah Indian Association has a bunch of positions open that we would love to fill locally! These positions are outside jobs and inside jobs. They are part-time and fulltime positions. If you are looking for […]
The Hoonah Stewardship Council Met On June 16th with Haley Johnston of Alaska Trails to talk about the Hoonah Trails Strategy. She was looking for feedback on what she learned from her discussions in Hoonah- […]
In May 2022, the Steering Committee and Technical Team of the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership met to discuss the first five years of the partnership and look towards the next five years. […]
If You Reading Nothing Else : In 2021 our environmental department worked to meet community priorities. We have provided the highlights of just some of that work in this year-end digest. All of our work […]
The Hoonah Native Forest Partnership just wrapped up its 7th field season! These annual posts have become a standard of the HNFP and are a great chance to review where we have come and where […]
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 […]
Using a local workforce to complete local projects. ✔ Meeting goals of restoring fish habitat for now and future generations. ✔ Completion of a critical stream restoration in a priority watershed. ✔ Feelings of accomplishment […]
The Hoonah Native Forest Partnership (HNFP) is unique in many ways because it trying to set a new standard for collaboration between private landowners, public land managers and community residents. Its science driven approach provides […]
Time flies like an arrow and although it seems improbable, the Hoonah Native Forest Partnership (HNFP) is in its third year of work. Over the past two field seasons, local crews have spent countless hours […]
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