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Spring 2022 Articles
“H2O Toes to Rainbows” by Sean Schmitt
1. The sand in between my toes are carried back home by a giant, salty rollercoaster. 2....
“New Snow” by Jamison Paul
New snow; My dog gallops along, scooping it up And for once I’m not worried At what she may suffer...
Press Release: SEACC Celebrates Biden’s Tongass Turnover, Calls for Formal Reinstatement of Full, National Roadless Rule Protections for the Tongass
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 11, 2021 Southeast Alaska Conservation Council (SEACC) Celebrates...
50 organizations call on President Biden to protect Tongass National Forest and carbon-rich forests under U.S. climate commitments
SEACC was one of the 50 organizations that submitted the following letter to the Biden...
Press Release: Research Quantifies Importance of Tongass National Forest to U.S. Climate Goals
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 31, 2021 Research Quantifies Importance of Tongass National Forest to...
“My Notion of the Ocean” by Soren Richards
The sea is filled with creatures big and small There is not one that I find most fascinating of...
“Vincenzo’s water haiku!” by Vincenzo Veliz
Water comes in three forms Liquid, gas and ice are the forms And they are all special — Vincenzo...
“The Deep Blue” by Hannah Rose Breckel
Salmon swim upstream, we fish for them in August. The waves are nice and glassy, then our bow...
“The Sea” by Iliana Padron
The sea is as beautiful like a rose a rose is as beautiful as the sea just hear the waves blowing...
“What Does Water Mean To You” by Lily Jo Ramsey
When I am near water I feel calm and peaceful. I enjoy the cold gentle feeling of my creek....
“H2O Toes to Rainbows” by Sean Schmitt
1. The sand in between my toes are carried back home by a giant, salty rollercoaster. 2. The substance that is essential to life betrayed me today. I’ll use an ice cube to cool my tongue down. 3. My eyelids refuse to close on this clear, cloudless night....
“New Snow” by Jamison Paul
New snow; My dog gallops along, scooping it up And for once I’m not worried At what she may suffer from our pollution: Snow falls, blanketing everything anew, A white particular fog that isolates us as we walk, Limiting our world to a block or two of Juneau...
Press Release: SEACC Celebrates Biden’s Tongass Turnover, Calls for Formal Reinstatement of Full, National Roadless Rule Protections for the Tongass
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 11, 2021 Southeast Alaska Conservation Council (SEACC) Celebrates Biden’s Tongass Turnover, Calls for Formal Reinstatement of Full, National Roadless Rule Protections for the Tongass The Biden administration committed today to ‘repeal or...
50 organizations call on President Biden to protect Tongass National Forest and carbon-rich forests under U.S. climate commitments
SEACC was one of the 50 organizations that submitted the following letter to the Biden Administration's climate leadership team this week. See the full letter below: To: The Honorable Gina McCarthy, White House National Climate Advisor The Honorable Ali Zaidi, White...
Press Release: Research Quantifies Importance of Tongass National Forest to U.S. Climate Goals
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 31, 2021 Research Quantifies Importance of Tongass National Forest to U.S. Climate Goals Scientists, tribal leaders, conservation groups, and former USFS Chiefs call on President Biden to protect the Tongass and carbon-dense forests WATCH...
“My Notion of the Ocean” by Soren Richards
The sea is filled with creatures big and small There is not one that I find most fascinating of all. From orcas to seals the ocean makes me feel Like I'm in the heaven of my dreams. Creatures can hide or brightly shine. Boating along the seas you mostly see The...
“Vincenzo’s water haiku!” by Vincenzo Veliz
Water comes in three forms Liquid, gas and ice are the forms And they are all special — Vincenzo Veliz is a fourth grader at Harborview Elementary School
“The Deep Blue” by Hannah Rose Breckel
Salmon swim upstream, we fish for them in August. The waves are nice and glassy, then our bow shatters the glass. Rain falls down and turns into puddles and absorbs into the earth. Whales sing their eerie songs then dive into the deep blue. Herring ball in tight...
“The Sea” by Iliana Padron
The sea is as beautiful like a rose a rose is as beautiful as the sea just hear the waves blowing and blowing when the sand gets in peoples' toes it is mushy and gushy — Iliana Padron is a fourth grader at Harborview Elementary School
“What Does Water Mean To You” by Lily Jo Ramsey
When I am near water I feel calm and peaceful. I enjoy the cold gentle feeling of my creek. Stargazer Creek in the spot up by the waterfall or you can sip from the wonderful delicacy with a river where the salmon run and feed the people of Alaska. Water, I am made of...