Chuitna EIS Delayed
The Army Corps delays the Chuitna EIS due to the incomplete application from PacRim.
Chuitna Water Reservation Challenged
Chuitna Citizens Coalition’s water reservation is being challenged. PacRim continues its permit applications to build a mine for coal nobody wants.
Mixed Victory for Salmon on the Chuitna River
Chuitna Citizens Coalition was granted one of its three requested water rights on Middle Creek, an important tributary, and salmon spawning and rearing habitat, of the Chuitna River, where PacRim wants to strip mine for coal.
Protecting Salmon Streams from Chuitna Coal Mine
At the headwaters of a tributary to the Chuitna River, called Middle...
Chuitna: More Than Salmon on the Line
The Alaskans First Campaign, in partnership with Patagonia and Balance Media, very...
Instream Flow Reservations for Chuitna River Watershed
On October 15, 2013, the Superior Court ruled that the Alaska Department...
Court Agrees State of Alaska Not Protecting Chuitna Salmon
In victory for salmon, the Alaska Superior Court ruled that the Department...Scientific Reports Indicate the Proposed Chuitna Coal Mine Would Destroy Cook Inlet Salmon Streams
New scientific reports offer critical information about the damage Chuitna coal strip-mine...Press Releases: 2015
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A bittersweet farewell: Alaska News Brief December 2022
December feels bittersweet this year. Sweet because I love snowy mountains and am excited to begin a new chapter of conservation work, community engagement, and exploration of new places here in Vermont. And, also, Alaska holds a special place in my heart, like it does with so many others. Leaving so much that I love about my work and life in Alaska is no easy feat. These transitions, however rewarding and full of hope, can be challenging. And yet it was a transition that brought me to Alaska to work for Trustees years ago.Press Releases: 2017
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Alaska Brief Newsletter–August 2018
Salmon got a big lift this month. The Alaska Supreme Court put...
Interns on the issues: Should salmon have water rights?
In May, our summer interns, Maggie and Jenna, jumped into legal research and...
Alaska Brief Newsletter–June 2018
When a Minnesota raccoon’s scaling of a skyscraper went viral last week, people couldn’t...
Alaska Brief Newsletter–May 2018
Here in Alaska, the month of May often lingers longer than our...
Court tells state to act on water rights
An Alaska Superior Court Judge ruled last week that the State of...
Alaska Brief Newsletter–June 2017
Dear Supporter: Do you remember that movie “Independence Day”? It told the...
Alaska Brief Newsletter–May 2017
Dear Supporter: After the disappointing rollbacks of important regulations like the predator...
Alaska Brief Newsletter — April 2017
Dear Supporter: We have good reason to celebrate this month. The company...
What’s at stake in new political climate
A political tsunami will wash over the country on inauguration day. We...
Alaska Brief Newsletter – October 2016
The October issue of the Alaska Brief includes our new strategic plan, the recent polar bear trip, welcome to Todd Radenbaugh, and more.
Fall Celebration!
Come join our Fall Celebration with Trustees for Alaska September 29, 2016 at the Red Chair Cafe from 5-8:30 PM!
Alaska Brief Newsletter – September 2016
The September issue of Trustees for Alaska's monthly newsletter, the Alaska Brief, includes stories on the National Park Service centennial, BLM lands, and interns.
Alaska Brief Newsletter – August 2016
The August 2016 issue includes stories on predator control in Alaska's national wildlife refuges, proposed snow machining rules for Wrangell-St. Elias and a Client Perspective from Judy Donegan of the Castle Mountain Coalition.Alaska Brief Newsletter – May 2016
The May 2016 issue of the Alaska Brief newsletter includes stories on the proposed Chuitna coal mine, our work to protect Izembek Refuge from a road through Wilderness, a Client Perspective from NPCA and a story on how and why Vicki Clark came to work for Trustees.Alaska Brief Newsletter – April 2016
The April 2016 issue of the Alaska Brief includes stories on Chuitna, the Yukon-Charley Hovercraft case, a new approach to mitigation for the NPR-A, and Kendall Hamilton reflects on her externship.IMPORTANT CASES IN 2016
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Trustees for Alaska's important cases for 2016 in five programmatic areas of climate change, America's Arctic, clean air and water, marine ecosystems, and wild lands and wildlife.
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2015 Conservation Victories: The Year in Review
23 Dec, 2015
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Trustees for Alaska achieved many victories for conservation during 2015 including protection of the Arctic Refuge, Pebble permits ruled unconstitutional, predators protected, and many more.
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Mining News Update
Alaska Miners Association’s Bridge to Fishermen Falls Flat Early in November, the...- 1
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