Interns on the issues: Does Alaska view wolves as vermin or vital species?
Our summer interns, Kat, Catherine and Hannah, have already jumped into legal research...
Interns on the issues: Can we co-exist with migratory birds?
Our summer interns, Kat, Catherine and Hannah, have already jumped into legal...
Alaska Brief Newsletter–May 2017
Dear Supporter: After the disappointing rollbacks of important regulations like the predator...
New Nunamta leadership fights for Bristol Bay
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday May 4, 2017 Nunamta Aulukestai (Caretakers of...
Alaska Brief Newsletter — April 2017
Dear Supporter: We have good reason to celebrate this month. The company...
Why do I do this work?
Katie Strong, staff attorney Growing up on the shores of Lake Superior...
Alaska Brief Newsletter — February 2017
Dear Supporter: Maybe you heard the story of the senator who persisted...
Alaska Brief Newsletter — January 2017
Dear Supporter: First, let me say thank you for your tremendous generosity...
Alaska Brief Newsletter — December 2016
Dear Supporter: On November 9th, we woke up to a stark new...
What’s at stake in new political climate
A political tsunami will wash over the country on inauguration day. We...
2016 Triumphs, Challenges: The Year in Review
Celebrating the successes of 2016: Pebble subpoenas tossed out; Trustees argue for National Park Service regulatory authority over navigable waters; court decision stops Mat-Su coal mining; and more.
Alaska Brief Newsletter – November 2016
The November newsletter responds to the Trump presidential win, Wishbone Hill update and Pebble leaves a mess for Alaskans.
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 – July 2016
The July issue of the Alaska Brief includes stories on winning the Wishbone Hill expired permit lawsuit, the shut down of the Knik Arm Bridge, monthly donor Jane Sauer and Kim Williams Congressional testimony at yet another hearing on the Pebble Mine.Alaska Brief Newsletter – June 2016
The June 2016 issue of the Alaska Brief introduces our 2016 summer interns, announces an exclusive trip to the Arctic to observe polar bears, and tells the story of defending a scientist from unwarranted Pebble subpoenas.
Marine Biology to Environmental Advocate
Trustees for Alaska's Executive Director Vicki Clark tells her story on how and why she works to protect Alaska.Alaska Brief Newsletter – February 2016
The February 2016 issue of Trustees for Alaska's Alaska Brief newsletter includes stories on the proposed Ambler Road, the Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment, Wishbone Hill expired mining permit, and the US Supreme Court hears the Yukon-Charley navigable waters case.
EPA Cleared of any Wrongdoing for Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment
The Office of Inspector General Report clears EPA of any wrongdoing in the Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment and dispels Pebble’s complaints that it was treated unfairly by the Federal Agency tasked with protecting the environment.IMPORTANT CASES IN 2016
12 Jan, 2016
in America's Arctic, Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Marine Ecosystems, News, Wild Lands & Wildlife
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.
in America's Arctic, Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Marine Ecosystems, News, Wild Lands & Wildlife
2015 Conservation Victories: The Year in Review
23 Dec, 2015
in America's Arctic, Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Marine Ecosystems, News, Wild Lands & Wildlife
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.
in America's Arctic, Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Marine Ecosystems, News, Wild Lands & Wildlife
Alaska Brief Newsletter: December 2015
The December 2015 issue of Trustees for Alaska’s electronic newsletter, the Alaska Brief. This issue includes stories on the Seward Coal Case, ANILCA, Alaska mining issues, and Bella Hammond gives a client perspective.
Mining News Update
Alaska Miners Association’s Bridge to Fishermen Falls Flat Early in November, the...Alaska Brief Newsletter – October 2015
October 2015 electronic newsletter from Trustees for Alaska. This issue includes stories on Chuitna water reservations, Pebble subpoenas opponents, US Supreme Court to review Yukon-Charley case, and Trustees' elects new Board Chair and two new Board Members.
Michelle Meyer Takes the Helm as Board Chair
Trustees for Alaska elects Michelle Meyer at Board Chair. She's served on the Board since 2011.
Arctic Refuge Welcomes Trustees for Alaska
In June 2015 several Trustees for Alaska board members and donors traveled to the Aichilik River Valley in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Remembering Bobby Andrew
Bobby Andrew was a compelling leader fighting for the protection of Bristol Bay from the threats of developing the Pebble Mine.
Bristol Bay Case Won by Trustees for Alaska
Alaska's Supreme Court rules that Pebble's mining exploration requires public notice and analysis in the Constitutional challenge by Trustees for Alaska.Wilderness Recommended! Alaska Brief Newsletter – May 2015
Dear Supporter: The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is one step closer to...