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Spring 2022 Articles
Meet the New Faces of SEACC!
We are excited to announce that SEACC is growing! In the past months, we have welcomed three new...
27 Years of Protecting the Tongass
Twenty-seven years ago, Buck Lindekugel was hired on at SEACC as our Grassroots Attorney. To...
H.R. 232 Threatens National Forests
By Buck Lindekugel On Jan. 3, 2017, Alaskan Congressman Don Young fired the first shot in the...
Thank you for speaking up for the Tongass
Photo by Malena Marvin By Seth Ballhorn Thanks to you who took the time to comment on the draft...
Summary of the Draft Tongass Plan
Photo by Brad Parsk By Seth Ballhorn In November of 2015 the U.S. Forest Service released a Draft...
25th Anniversary of the Tongass Timber Reform Act
By Bart Koehler It has been 25 years since the Tongass Timber Reform Act (TTRA) was signed into...
Proposed forest plan protects salmon strongholds, but continues old-growth controversy
By Seth Ballhorn On Nov. 20 we got our first look at the Forest Service’s latest draft amendment...
Talking points for Greens Creek Mine Expansion public meetings
Two public meetings are planned for on the Greens Creek Mine Expansion Scoping process. The...
Save The Date
We can't wait to be in a room with you all again, celebrating the 50th anniversary and honoring...
How Art Can Inspire Climate Action
Alaska’s climate activists have raised the alarm on the need for the 49th states’ Congressional...
Meet the New Faces of SEACC!
We are excited to announce that SEACC is growing! In the past months, we have welcomed three new staff members to our ranks, adding one new position, the Inside Passage Waters Program Manager. With so many new faces and perspectives we want to give you the opportunity...
27 Years of Protecting the Tongass
Twenty-seven years ago, Buck Lindekugel was hired on at SEACC as our Grassroots Attorney. To celebrate we sat down to hear about some of the wins, losses, and long campaigns that have defined his time here at SEACC and in many ways have defined the conservation...
H.R. 232 Threatens National Forests
By Buck Lindekugel On Jan. 3, 2017, Alaskan Congressman Don Young fired the first shot in the coming battle over the future of our national forests. H.R. 232, the State National Forest Management Act of 2017 allows states to acquire up to 2 million acres [≈ Community...
Thank you for speaking up for the Tongass
Photo by Malena Marvin By Seth Ballhorn Thanks to you who took the time to comment on the draft Tongass Land Management Plan amendment. You are one of roughly quarter million people who weighed-in on the future of the Tongass! (It is, after all, the crown jewel of our...
Summary of the Draft Tongass Plan
Photo by Brad Parsk By Seth Ballhorn In November of 2015 the U.S. Forest Service released a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) and preferred alternative for public review on its proposed Tongass Land Management Plan amendment. Public comments are due by...
25th Anniversary of the Tongass Timber Reform Act
By Bart Koehler It has been 25 years since the Tongass Timber Reform Act (TTRA) was signed into law. This legislation became the most significant piece of conservation legislation signed by President George H. W. Bush. Many Southeast Alaskans are intimately familiar...
Proposed forest plan protects salmon strongholds, but continues old-growth controversy
By Seth Ballhorn On Nov. 20 we got our first look at the Forest Service’s latest draft amendment for the Tongass Land Management Plan. There’s both good and bad news. The good news? The Forest Service’s preferred alternative, Alternative Five, finally drops special...
Talking points for Greens Creek Mine Expansion public meetings
Two public meetings are planned for on the Greens Creek Mine Expansion Scoping process. The virtual public meeting for Juneau and Hoonah will be at 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 20, and the virtual public meeting for Angoon will be at 5:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 29. PUBLIC...
Save The Date
We can't wait to be in a room with you all again, celebrating the 50th anniversary and honoring each other for our shared love and passion for the Tongass and the Inside Passage Waters! However, with the health of our community in mind, SEACC is announcing the...
How Art Can Inspire Climate Action
Alaska’s climate activists have raised the alarm on the need for the 49th states’ Congressional delegation to take climate action for people, wildlife, and public lands. Read one activist’s story on engaging artists and teaching advocates how to speak out through...