Catherine, Hannah and Kat finished their summer internships with Trustees, but they each reflected on what they learned and accomplished in the office and wilderness this summer. Here, Hannah talks about how persistence, dedication and strategy pay off. Check out how … Read More

  Two memos from the Department of Interior may undo years of work and public comment that helped shape wildlife regulations in Alaska. The memos instruct NPS and USFWS to redo regulations that protect bears and wolves on National Preserves … Read More

  What is special interests’ latest attempt to push oil and gas drilling in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge? Using the budget reconciliation process. Congress is trying to use the budget process to open the iconic and pristine Arctic Refuge … Read More

Trustees interns always explore the Alaska wilderness with new eyes and perspectives. Here, Catherine talks about the life lessons learned on the trail during a recent trip to Denali National Park. Read about our 2017 summer interns and what they’re learning about the … Read More

  Salmon returned to Bristol Bay in force this month. Unfortunately, so did the push to put foreign mining interests before Alaska fish. By turning back on protections, the EPA turns its back on Bristol Bay and its communities. Today, … Read More

Trustees interns always explore the Alaska wilderness with new eyes and perspectives. Here, Hannah Oakes talks about bumping into Alaska’s wild life just miles from the city in this story about a hike in the Chugach Rage. Read about our … Read More

Our summer interns, Kat, Catherine and Hannah, have already jumped into legal research and writing—and into Alaska’s wilderness. This summer, they will write blog posts to share their adventures, and tell us what they’re doing, seeing and learning. Here’s part … Read More

Our summer interns, Kat, Catherine and Hannah, have already jumped into legal research and writing—and into Alaska’s wilderness. This summer, they will write blog posts to share their adventures, and tell us what they’re doing, seeing and learning. Here’s part 3 … Read More

Ryder Erickson makes paintings from his home in Unalakleet, Alaska. He says climate change hits close to home. He’s a self-taught artist who recently supported Stickers for Conservation and its work to drive good deeds by contributing an image called “Shaktoolik … Read More

  What makes Tracy Lohman thankful every day? Knowing that she can count on clean water and air, and that her children can count on it, too. Now she works to fight for clean water and air for everyone. Here’s … Read More