Scott Pruitt’s attack on science is an attack on our communities. When the head of the Environmental Protection Agency undermines science, he prioritizes business interests over public health. He puts the financial burden of pollution on the public rather than … Read More

Matt Mead grew up skiing, hunting, fishing, mountain biking and hiking in the Pacific Northwest. Seeking more adventure and more of the wild that drives and inspires him, Matt later ventured north. While in law school at Seattle University, Matt … Read More

Dear Supporter: Maybe you heard the story of the senator who persisted when told she couldn’t speak.Senate Republicans invoked a little known rule to silence Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s opposition to Jeff Sessions as attorney general. Their tactic backfired. Instead of … Read More

Dear Supporter: First, let me say thank you for your tremendous generosity to Trustees in your year-end giving!Because of you, we exceeded two matching grant challenges! Your gifts were doubled at a crucial time. Your support ensures that we are … Read More

Dear Supporter: On November 9th, we woke up to a stark new reality that demands that we stand together.We woke up to a president-elect who is dead set on dismantling the Environmental Protection Agency and eliminating critical environmental laws that … Read More

The November newsletter responds to the Trump presidential win, Wishbone Hill update and Pebble leaves a mess for Alaskans.… Read More

The September issue of Trustees for Alaska’s monthly newsletter, the Alaska Brief, includes stories on the National Park Service centennial, BLM lands, and interns.… Read More

The August 2016 issue includes stories on predator control in Alaska’s national wildlife refuges, proposed snow machining rules for Wrangell-St. Elias and a Client Perspective from Judy Donegan of the Castle Mountain Coalition.… Read More

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.… Read More

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.… Read More