Observing wild polar bears in their natural habitat is truly a remarkable experience. Now, you can join a trip exclusively offered by Trustees for Alaska this fall. During the four-day trip, Executive Director Vicki Clark will take you in small … Read More

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.… Read More

Trustees supporters, Board and staff traveled to Kaktovik to observe polar bears in the wild. … Read More

Trustees is offering the trip of a lifetime to see polar bears in the wild. … Read More

Alaska is on the forefront of mitigation changes that look at all the impacts of development before projects are proposed.… Read More

Oil and gas projects permitted by the State must comply with the strong protections in Article VIII of the Alaska Constitution. The public has the right to have a say in decisions that impact our public trust resources before those decisions are made. But that’s not happening. … Read More

Federal agencies reject AIDEA’s application to build a 220-mile road to Ambler to access mining areas as incomplete.… Read More

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.… Read More

The Road to Ambler is a remnant from Governor Sean Parnell’s ill-conceived “Roads to Resources” program. This proposed 220-mile industrial access road would have tremendous impacts on fish and wildlife, which provide vital subsistence resources to communities throughout the region. … Read More

The Alaska Supreme Court stood by its decision that the Alaska Constitution requires consideration of the impacts of oil and gas projects and public input into decisions that impact our lands and waters.… Read More