Juneau Activists Rally During COP27 to Support Protecting Mature Forests
Climate-oriented groups TWECAN, 350 Juneau, AYEA, and SEACC will hold a local event during the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) to address how to combat the climate crisis in Southeast Alaska. Juneau’s COP27 Meetup will happen at Overstreet Park —...Conservation Groups Join Tribe’s Appeal of Faulty Waste Management Permit for Palmer Project
Mine project in Alaska’s Chilkat River watershed threatens traditional subsistence, clean water, wild salmon, and community health CONTACTS Erin Colón, Earthjustice, (907) 792-7130, ecolon@earthjustice.org Chris Zimmer, Rivers Without Borders, (907)...Save the Date for the Juneau COP27 Meetup!
The 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference, more commonly referred to as COP27, is now being held until November 18 in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. But for those not heading to Egypt, you may join Southeast Alaska Conservation Council (SEACC), Tongass Women’s...SEACC’s top priorities for the next legislature are …
Please join us for a virtual community forum on the most important climate and energy issues of 2023. Election season is coming to a climax and soon we will know how our legislature is shaping up for the 2023 session. Regardless of who ends up in the legislature,...A good day to reflect on the history of land theft, colonization, and genocide in Alaska
Today is a good day to reflect on the history of land theft, colonization, and genocide in Alaska. Far from something to be celebrated or reenacted, the illegal “transfer” of Indigenous lands from one colonial empire to another is something Alaska has yet...Southeast Candidates United on Need For Climate and Energy Investments
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Oct. 12, 2022 Sitka, Alaska / Sheet’ká Ḵwáan Territory Contact: Matt Jackson / Climate Program Manager Southeast Candidates United on Need For Climate and Energy Investments SEACC releases the results of a candidate questionnaire on...Ravencall Fall/Winter 2022-23: Executive Director’s Note
As I’ve mentioned here before, SEACC staff and board write these Ravencall pieces fairly early to get them edited, printed, and distributed to mailboxes, coffee shops, and Southeast businesses on time.