Alaska Brief–November 2018
Fighting to protect wilderness, wildlife, and clean air and water can feel...
2019 legal internships, Alaska
Updated December 2018: Positions filled. Check back for 2020! Trustees for Alaska,...
Alaskans rally for the Arctic Refuge
Rally for the Arctic: Help the Gwich’in protect their way of life...
It’s time to stand with the Gwich’in
The Trump administration ignored public opinion and human rights last month when...Alaska Brief Newsletter–March 2018
The first day of spring is just around the corner. Though we...
Gathering for the public interest
Our newest attorney Bridget Psarianos joined thousands of people from around the country...
Alaska Brief Newsletter–September 2017
Polar bears and sea snails tell a human story I just got...
Trump administration targets Arctic Refuge again
The Trump administration has once again targeted the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge...
Summer 2018 legal internships in Alaska!
Taking applications for summer legal internships now Trustees for...
Science tells a human story
Nancy Lord will read at a Trustees community reading and conversation...
Writing on science & hope: Nancy Lord’s “ph: A Novel”
Alaska author Nancy Lord will read from her new book, “ph:...
BLM puts drilling before subsistence
The Bureau of Land Management is trying to use its 2017 oil...
Taking heart from the wild
Kat, Catherine and Hannah finished their summer internships with Trustees, but they wrote...
Alaska Brief Newsletter–June 2017
Dear Supporter: Do you remember that movie “Independence Day”? It told the...
From greenbelt to mountain top
I am a committed bicycle commuter. I started commuting by bike at...
Art that reflects the land
Ryder Erickson makes paintings from his home in Unalakleet, Alaska. He says...
How do you make a clean city?
What makes Tracy Lohman thankful every day? Knowing that she can...
Alaska Brief Newsletter — March 2017
17 Mar, 2017
in Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Miscellaneous, News, Newsletters, People & Places
Scott Pruitt’s attack on science is an attack on our communities. When...
in Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Miscellaneous, News, Newsletters, People & Places
See polar bears in the wild!
Observing wild polar bears in their natural habitat is truly a remarkable...
Why do I do this work?
Katie Strong, staff attorney Growing up on the shores of Lake Superior...
Alaska Brief Newsletter — December 2016
Dear Supporter: On November 9th, we woke up to a stark new...
Alaska Brief Newsletter – November 2016
The November newsletter responds to the Trump presidential win, Wishbone Hill update and Pebble leaves a mess for Alaskans.
Trustees’ Polar Bear Trip Was an Enlightening Adventure
Trustees supporters, Board and staff traveled to Kaktovik to observe polar bears in the wild.
New Strategic Plan Adopted
The Trustees for Alaska Board of Directors adopted the 2017-2020 Strategic Plan that will guide our work for the next three years.
Spend Summer 2017 Protecting Alaska’s Environment!
Trustees for Alaska is seeking legal interns with a demonstrated commitment to public interest law and the environment.
2016 Summer Interns
Meet Trustees for Alaska's 2016 summer interns.
See Polar Bears with Trustees for Alaska
Trustees is offering the trip of a lifetime to see polar bears in the wild.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.