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Home » Blog » Page 28

SEACC welcomes three new faces to the team!

by SEACC | Feb 5, 2021 | Blog, Featured

SEACC is thrilled to announce three new members joining our staff and board.

3 things you can do this week to help protect the Tongass

by SEACC | Feb 3, 2021 | Blog, Featured

After an exciting few weeks with the Biden administration at the helm, it feels like a new era for the conservation world!

Happy 20th anniversary, Roadless Rule! Tell Biden to restore the rule on the Tongass!

by SEACC | Jan 12, 2021 | Blog, Featured, Tongass

Today is the 20th anniversary of the 2001 national Roadless Area Conservation Rule!

What You Need To Know About Kensington Mine’s Proposed Expansion

by SEACC | Dec 10, 2020 | Blog, Featured

Photo by Kenneth Gill of Gillfoto Kensington Mine has applied to the Forest Service for an expansion. Read on to learn about the mine’s plan, why we’re concerned, public meeting information, and how to submit substantive comments to the Forest Service....

South Revilla Timber Sale: Bad for Wildlife, Subsistence, Taxpayers & Recreation

by SEACC | Nov 18, 2020 | Blog, Featured, Tongass

Photo of Carroll Inlet, located near the Shelter Island area of South Revillagigedo Island, by Adam Weiland. A huge attack on old growth and wild forests The Tongass National Forest has proposed a massive logging project encompassing more than 40,000 acres on the...

5 Things You Can Do Today to Protect Alaskan Waters and Communities

by SEACC | Nov 18, 2020 | Blog, Featured, Inside Passage

Photo by Jeremy Lavender of Lavender Peaks Photography These are challenging times. As we’re all doing our best to keep up with what’s unfolding in our country and to remain healthy during this time that is so demanding of our energy, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed or...
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