Wilderness Recommended! Alaska Brief Newsletter – May 2015 08 May, 2015 in Newsletters Share Dear Supporter: The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is one step closer to... Read More
Just Say No to Coal: Alaska Brief Newsletter – February 2015 10 Feb, 2015 in Newsletters Share Dear Supporter, In last month’s edition of the Alaska Brief I shared with... Read More
Important Cases for 2015: Alaska Brief Newsletter – January 2015 24 Jan, 2015 in Newsletters Share Dear Supporter, As we begin 2015 and look ahead, I am also... Read More
Important Cases in 2015 23 Jan, 2015 in America's Arctic, Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Marine Ecosystems, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share Trustees for Alaska is working on important conservation issues and legal cases... Read More
40 Years of Defending Alaska – 1974-2014 15 Dec, 2014 in America's Arctic, Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Marine Ecosystems, News, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share 1974-1984: The First Decade Beirne Homestead Initiative Trustees for Alaska challenged the... Read More
Board Member Bob Childers Honored with Lifetime Achievement Conservation Award 11 Sep, 2014 in News, People & Places Share Alaska Conservation Foundation is holding its annual Conservation Achievement Awards banquet this... Read More
Welcome 2014 Summer Interns! 12 Jun, 2014 in News, People & Places Share Each year interns arrive to spend their summer with Trustees for Alaska.... Read More
Protecting the People and Places in the Colville River Delta 20 Dec, 2013 in America's Arctic, News Share Nuiqsut is located on the Colville River Delta, the largest delta on... Read More
February 2010 Legal Brief 01 Feb, 2010 in Newsletters Share Dear Friend, One of the hallmarks of Trustees for Alaska is our... Read More
A farewell to Trustees’ co-founder Rod Cameron—Alaska News Brief September 2026 16 Sep, 2026 in Litigation, Newsletters, People & Places Share This week, our attorneys argued before a panel of the 9th Circuit... Read More
Stacy Studebaker—the pull of sand and sea air 16 Sep, 2026 in Marine Ecosystems, People & Places, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share By Dawnell Smith Come summertime, Stacy Studebaker and her husband Mike Sirofchuck... Read More
On beings and biomes—lichens and mosses 16 Sep, 2026 in Beings and biomes, Clean Air and Water, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share By Madison Grosvenor On all my hikes throughout Alaska, while I would... Read More
On beings and biomes—the role of the river 16 Jul, 2026 in Beings and biomes, Clean Air and Water, Marine Ecosystems Share By Madison Grosvenor As seasons shift and ice gives way to current,... Read More
Interior’s fist pumping lease sale and Big Oil’s gluttonous ride—Alaska News Brief April 2026 15 Apr, 2026 in America's Arctic, Newsletters Share The Interior Department held a lease sale last month that offered a... Read More
Beings and biomes—Alaska’s iconic brown bear 15 Apr, 2026 in Beings and biomes, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share By Ashley Donovan, legal fellow Every summer, dozens of massive, powerful brown bears converge along the braided... Read More
Beings and biomes—life in the subnivean zone 14 Jan, 2026 in Beings and biomes, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share By Madison Grosvenor The snow is finally falling in Southcentral. I have eagerly awaited skiing on... Read More
On beings and biomes—sea ice is everyone’s business 16 Dec, 2025 in America's Arctic, Beings and biomes, Marine Ecosystems Share By Madison Grosvenor Though frozen, the sea ice biome is anything but... Read More
On beings and biomes—the perpetual homecoming of migratory birds 12 Sep, 2025 in America's Arctic, Beings and biomes, Bristol Bay, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share by Dawnell Smith Three years ago, a four-month-old bar-tailed godwit flew nonstop... Read More
What is the Administrative Procedure Act? 11 Sep, 2025 in Litigation, News Share By Madison Grosvenor Who makes sure federal agencies play by the rules... Read More
The real Moby Dick story—Alaska News Brief July 2025 10 Jul, 2025 in Clean Air and Water, Climate Change, Marine Ecosystems, Newsletters Share The true story that inspired the iconic book “Moby Dick” tells a... Read More
On beings and biomes—beluga whales 10 Jul, 2025 in Beings and biomes, Marine Ecosystems, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share By Dawnell Smith Beluga whales look every bit as darling as the... Read More
Live like a hermit crab—Alaska News Brief May 2025 16 May, 2025 in Newsletters Share I’d like to live like a hermit crab, carrying my protective shell... Read More
It’s been a month, and I’m pissed off—Alaska News Brief April 2025 14 Apr, 2025 in America's Arctic, Newsletters, People & Places, Social justice Share Sigh. It’s been a month and then some. Late in March we... Read More
The gutting of public lands—Alaska News Brief March 2025 19 Mar, 2025 in Litigation, Newsletters, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share I never watched “The Apprentice” and don’t revel in people getting fired.... Read More
The law under fire—what does NEPA do? 19 Mar, 2025 in Clean Air and Water, News, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share By Dawnell Smith Decades ago, bulldozers plowed interstate highways across the country... Read More
Beings and biomes: keystone and indicator species 18 Mar, 2025 in Beings and biomes, Climate Change, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share By Madison Grosvenor Imagine walking under the masonry arch of an old... Read More
What does the law do? ANILCA and public lands in Alaska 13 Feb, 2025 in Litigation, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share Welcome to our first piece in a series of articles about what... Read More
President Jimmy Carter’s visionary stand for Alaska 15 Jan, 2025 in News, People & Places Share by Dawnell Smith President Jimmy Carter died this month, but his lifelong... Read More
Keep bringing the light. Alaska News Brief December 2024. 20 Dec, 2024 in 50th anniversary, Litigation, Newsletters, People & Places, Wild Lands & Wildlife Share Winter just started, according to the astronomical calendar, but most Alaskans have... Read More
Local and global – Megan’s drive to learn about and support environmental protection 18 Oct, 2024 in News, People & Places Share By Megan Mason Dister I grew up in Norfolk, Virginia, where I... Read More