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Spring 2022 Articles
Update: The Kensington Mine has received a 10-year extension
OK, maybe you’ve seen the news. The Kensington Gold Mine expansion has been approved. It’s a mixed...
Introducing the Southeast Alaska Climate Report!
Maybe it’s because it’s the first Monday morning of a potential WW3 as I write this, but my early...
SEACC Promotional Clothing Design Request for Proposals 2022
Overview Since 1970, Southeast Alaska Conservation Council (SEACC) has sought to permanently...
SEACC and Other Conservation Groups tell Biden administration: Let trees grow
JUNEAU (Tlingit: Aakʼw Ḵwáan Lands) — A coalition of more than 80 conservation groups, including...
Gratitude for resolution of mining threat to Skagit Headwaters, but threat of Canadian mines to American rivers remains
Photo: Benjamin Drummond and LightHawk FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 27, 2022 Seattle, WA —...
SEACC and Partners Host Virtual Rally for the Tongass in Final Push for Public Comment
JUNEAU (Tlingit: Aakʼw Ḵwáan Lands) — Last fall, the Biden administration opened a public process...
Senator Murkowski wants to know why salmon are in decline by Jan. 14!
Senator Murkowski wants to know why salmon are in decline across our state. Is it: A) Mining and...
Speak out for herring with Sitka Tribe of Alaska, Herring Protectors, and SEACC!
It is my pleasure to write this, not only as the Indigenous Engagement Lead for SEACC but also as...
Submit Your Roadless Rule Comments to the Forest Service Now!
Today marks the official start date of the 60-day public comment period on the Biden...
SEACC Calls on Americans to Voice Support for Full Reinstatement of Roadless Rule
JUNEAU (Tlingit: Aakʼw Ḵwáan Lands) — The United States Department of Agriculture announced today...
Update: The Kensington Mine has received a 10-year extension
OK, maybe you’ve seen the news. The Kensington Gold Mine expansion has been approved. It’s a mixed bag. Tongass Forest Supervisor Earl Stewart has signed the Final Record of Decision for the Plan of Operations Amendment 1 for Kensington. This is the final...
Introducing the Southeast Alaska Climate Report!
Maybe it’s because it’s the first Monday morning of a potential WW3 as I write this, but my early drafts of this newsletter were full of doom and gloom. I’ve restarted more times than the U.S. has failed to meet its Paris Accord goals, and, well, writing about climate...
SEACC Promotional Clothing Design Request for Proposals 2022
Overview Since 1970, Southeast Alaska Conservation Council (SEACC) has sought to permanently protect the biologically productive Tongass National Forest watersheds and areas important to Southeast Alaska’s people and ecosystems while fostering communities that thrive...
SEACC and Other Conservation Groups tell Biden administration: Let trees grow
JUNEAU (Tlingit: Aakʼw Ḵwáan Lands) — A coalition of more than 80 conservation groups, including Southeast Alaska Conservation Council (SEACC), launched a new campaign Tuesday, Feb. 15, called Climate Forests. We are calling on the Biden administration to take...
Gratitude for resolution of mining threat to Skagit Headwaters, but threat of Canadian mines to American rivers remains
Photo: Benjamin Drummond and LightHawk FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 27, 2022 Seattle, WA — U.S.-based conservation groups welcome the Jan. 19 news of a great win resolving the threat of B.C. mining in the so-called “Donut Hole” of the Upper Skagit River, that flows...
SEACC and Partners Host Virtual Rally for the Tongass in Final Push for Public Comment
JUNEAU (Tlingit: Aakʼw Ḵwáan Lands) — Last fall, the Biden administration opened a public process to restore Roadless Rule protections on the Tongass. Since, Southeast Alaskans have been generating massive displays of support from regional and national stakeholders to...
Senator Murkowski wants to know why salmon are in decline by Jan. 14!
Senator Murkowski wants to know why salmon are in decline across our state. Is it: A) Mining and logging degrading our watersheds B) Climate change C) Trawl bycatch D) All of the above Give her your thoughts by this Friday, Jan. 14! She’s all ears at the Salmon...
Speak out for herring with Sitka Tribe of Alaska, Herring Protectors, and SEACC!
It is my pleasure to write this, not only as the Indigenous Engagement Lead for SEACC but also as a Tlingit whose outer shell is Kiks.adi. I'm proud to share that we at SEACC will now be actively working to support herring conservation across Southeast Alaska — with...
Submit Your Roadless Rule Comments to the Forest Service Now!
Today marks the official start date of the 60-day public comment period on the Biden administration's promise to restore the National Roadless Rule to the Tongass National Forest. Now is your time to act! We encourage Southeast Alaskans, supporters, and members of the...
SEACC Calls on Americans to Voice Support for Full Reinstatement of Roadless Rule
JUNEAU (Tlingit: Aakʼw Ḵwáan Lands) — The United States Department of Agriculture announced today that the long-awaited 60-day public process restoring the national Roadless Rule to the Tongass will open on Tuesday, November 23. During the 60-day comment period, the...