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Spring 2022 Articles
Water Currents: Water, Art & Activism
By Sarah Davidson We're trying something new! Once a month, we'll be sharing three things that are...
Forest Currents: Youth In Action
By Dan Cannon Once a month, we'll be sharing three things that are catching our attention on...
Water Currents: The Toxic Water Crisis Caused by PFAS
By Sarah Davidson We're trying something new! Once a month, we'll be sharing three things that are...
SEACC is making big moves!
We have exciting news this spring: SEACC is moving! In the last few years, our ranks have grown...
Water Currents: Youth in Action
By Sarah Davidson We're trying something new! Once a month, we'll be sharing three things that are...
Water Currents: The Power of Collective Action
By Sarah Davidson We're trying something new! Once a month, we'll be sharing three things that are...
Why Brazil’s Mining Record Matters in Alaska
Firefighters look for victims of a dam collapse in Brumadinho, Brazil. Photo by Léo Corrêa/AP By...
Southeast Tribes Seek Human Rights Violation Investigation
By Guy Archibald On Wednesday, Dec. 5, the Southeast Alaska Indigenous Transboundary Commission...
Alaska Roadless Rule Citizens Advisory Committee Recommends Stripping Roadless Protections on the Tongass
Ketchikan. Photo by Haley Kardek Last week the State of Alaska’s Roadless Rule Citizens Advisory...
Welcome Dan!
I am excited to officially introduce and welcome our new Tongass Forest Program Manager, Dan...
Water Currents: Water, Art & Activism
By Sarah Davidson We're trying something new! Once a month, we'll be sharing three things that are catching our attention on water-related topics throughout Southeast Alaska and beyond, highlighting policies (What are we following?), actions (What are we doing?), and...
Forest Currents: Youth In Action
By Dan Cannon Once a month, we'll be sharing three things that are catching our attention on forest-related topics throughout Southeast Alaska and beyond, highlighting policies (What are we following?), actions (What are we doing?), and people or groups that inspire...
Water Currents: The Toxic Water Crisis Caused by PFAS
By Sarah Davidson We're trying something new! Once a month, we'll be sharing three things that are catching our attention on water-related topics throughout Southeast Alaska and beyond, highlighting policies (What are we following?), actions (What are we doing?), and...
SEACC is making big moves!
We have exciting news this spring: SEACC is moving! In the last few years, our ranks have grown along with our program work. So, like fledgling robins in spring, we have gradually outgrown our nest at 224 Gold Street and are taking flight to new digs! This past week...
Water Currents: Youth in Action
By Sarah Davidson We're trying something new! Once a month, we'll be sharing three things that are catching our attention on water-related topics throughout Southeast Alaska and beyond, highlighting policies (What are we following?), actions (What are we doing?), and...
Water Currents: The Power of Collective Action
By Sarah Davidson We're trying something new! Once a month, we'll be sharing three things that are catching our attention on water-related topics throughout Southeast Alaska and beyond, highlighting policies (What are we following?), actions (What are we doing?), and...
Why Brazil’s Mining Record Matters in Alaska
Firefighters look for victims of a dam collapse in Brumadinho, Brazil. Photo by Léo Corrêa/AP By Sarah Davidson On Friday, Jan. 25, southeastern Brazil experienced yet another catastrophic mining disaster. The tailings dam at the Corrego do Feijao Mine, an iron ore...
Southeast Tribes Seek Human Rights Violation Investigation
By Guy Archibald On Wednesday, Dec. 5, the Southeast Alaska Indigenous Transboundary Commission (SEITC), which represents 15 sovereign Tribal Nations from Southeast Alaska, submitted a petition to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights stating that the...
Alaska Roadless Rule Citizens Advisory Committee Recommends Stripping Roadless Protections on the Tongass
Ketchikan. Photo by Haley Kardek Last week the State of Alaska’s Roadless Rule Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) submitted their final report to the Governor and State Forester. These recommendations will be considered as the State develops information for the Forest...
Welcome Dan!
I am excited to officially introduce and welcome our new Tongass Forest Program Manager, Dan Cannon, to the SEACC Team! Dan first came to Southeast many years ago on a trip to Prince of Wales Island, where the beauty of the landscape inspired him to care about...