In May, our summer interns, Maggie and Jenna, jumped into legal research and writing, and into exploring the state, but how time flies! Maggie Massey finished her time with us last week and heads back to finish her last year of … Read More

Dear Supporter: After the disappointing rollbacks of important regulations like the predator control rule for federal wildlife refuges, we had good news last week when the Senate voted down the repeal of the Bureau of the Land Management’s rule limiting … Read More

  Jordan Schoonover interned with Trustees for Alaska in the summer of 2012 and continues to support Trustees as a donor. She now practices energy and environmental law in Portland. In this blog, she talks about her time in Alaska … Read More

Dear Supporter: We have good reason to celebrate this month. The company that wanted to put a coal strip mine through 14 miles of salmon streams in the Chuitna River watershed announced that it has stopped pursuing a permit. This is fantastic … Read More

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

Katie Strong, staff attorney Growing up on the shores of Lake Superior gave me a deep appreciation of wild places and the animals that reside in them. It seemed natural to pursue graduate studies in environmental policy, and I wrote … Read More

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

Trustees for Alaska is looking for an experienced fundraising professional to take our development program to the next level.… Read More

The October issue of the Alaska Brief includes our new strategic plan, the recent polar bear trip, welcome to Todd Radenbaugh, and more.… Read More