It’s that time of year for Alaskans to Pick.Click.Give. to Alaska nonprofits that help create a healthy, sustainable future for our state. This Alaska way of giving can help us protect clean water and air, healthy land and communities, and in taking climate action with a positive impact. … Read More
A red and white bobber brought Stacy Studebaker to Alaska.
Her journey started when she was just 5 or 6 years old, and her father gave her a bamboo fishing rod with a bobber, hook, and worm.
She grew into and out of fishing gear over the years as the two of them fished from the East Coast to the West Coast, from Florida to the Rocky Mountains, from the southeast to the Far North.
“They say the love of nature develops in the hearts of fly fishermen,” Stacy said.
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You may have spoken out against the proposed Pebble mine before, and we are grateful you did. All of us need to keep fighting to protect our fisheries, communities, and ways of life. Trustees takes on this fight every day, … Read More
Support the future you want As an Alaskan, you get to decide what our future looks like – protect what you love about Alaska by choosing Trustees for Alaska by donating a portion of your 2019 Permanent Fund Dividend. The … Read More
Happy holidays! I hope you are gathering in this celebratory season with friends and family to share the warmth of good cheer, conversation and storytelling, and to reflect and prepare to make the year ahead what you want it … Read More
Tom Meacham joined the board of Trustees for Alaska in 2015. Here, he talks about how the work of protecting Alaska’s land, water, wildlife and people takes the same skills and experience as big mountain expeditions. Difficult climbs take teamwork … Read More
Peggy Tileston is a board member and one of the founders of Trustees for Alaska. Below, she offers decades of perspective on the history and importance of protecting the Arctic Refuge, public lands, wildlife, and clean air and water. Today, … Read More
Help us fight for the future of Alaska salmon Bristol Bay salmon broke all records this summer. The largest recorded run of sockeye salmon–an amazing 62.3 million–returned to Bristol Bay in 2018. This brought a collective sigh of relief to … Read More
Our legal director Valerie Brown spent time sharing the wild with bears this summer. Now she invites you to help help protect them from the proposed Pebble mine. McNeil bears need your help. I just returned from my fifth trip … Read More
Make more of your PFD by donating to Trustees Trustees for Alaska uses the law to protect and defend clean water and air, healthy food and habitat, and the rights of Alaskans to speak out and have a say … Read More