by SEACC | Oct 1, 2026 | Blog, Featured, Tongass
ÁAK’W KWÁAN AANÍ / JUNEAU, ALASKA — A Southeast Alaska Tribe and two conservation groups filed a motion today in federal court in Alaska to halt the first timber sale connected to a recently-approved, large-scale, old-growth logging project east of Ketchikan in the...
by SEACC | Aug 27, 2026 | Blog, Featured, Tongass
Forest Service’s old-growth logging plan will harm subsistence use and jeopardize wildlife, drain taxpayer dollars ÁAK’W KWÁAN AANÍ / JUNEAU, ALASKA — A Southeast Alaska Tribe and two conservation groups filed a lawsuit today challenging the U.S. Forest Service’s...
by Nathan Newcomer | Aug 18, 2026 | Blog, Take Action, Tongass
Here we go again, folks. The Trump administration announced today that it will publish the draft environmental impact statement to the Federal Register this week kicking off a short comment period that ends September 21, 2026. The Tongass National Forest and its...
by SEACC | Aug 18, 2026 | Blog, Featured, Press Releases, Tongass
Tribes, municipalities, conservation groups criticize public process, call for continued protections for irreplaceable old growth forests JUNEAU (ÁAKʼW ḴWÁAN TERRITORY) — The US Department of Agriculture today announced that it has filed a proposed rule and...
by Maggie Rabb | Feb 9, 2026 | Blog, Featured
It’s hard to believe it’s February already. January felt so short — but only because it was so full there didn’t seem to be enough hours to keep up with everything happening. At times like this, we look to our vision and mission to guide our work and keep our focus,...
by SEACC | Jan 2, 2026 | Blog, Cleaner Fuel, Featured, Inside Passage
Elsewhere the leaves are beginning to turn Autumn colors before they fall to the earth but, here in Southeast Alaska, we still get to enjoy the lush greens of the cedar, hemlock, spruce, and pine trees. We can still see the occasional otter or seal pop its head up out...
