The forum will feature panelists from organizations like the Southeast Alaska Land Trust, Southeast Alaska Conservation Council, Audubon Alaska and Territorial Sportsmen, Inc.
Anna Canny
Local News Reporter
Climate change makes farming easier in Alaska. Indigenous growers hope to lead the way.
A new training program in the Interior aims to help Alaska Native communities grow more of their own food.
Juneau Assembly discusses funding for flood preparation, as residents ask for more guidance
Representatives from the Central Council of Tlingit and Haida, City Manager Katie Koester and Mayor Beth Weldon are headed to Washington, D.C. this week to advocate for additional federal money to support a possible flood mitigation study.
$15 million EPA grant for Southeast composting projects latest in local expansion efforts
Tlingit and Haida will use the money to expand composting in Juneau and tribal communities across Southeast Alaska. It’s part of a larger trend of funding for composting in the region.
Juneau officials discuss short and long-term glacial flood preparation, as Suicide Basin fills again
City leaders say they’re working with federal partners on strategies to endure a future of floods in the Mendenhall Valley, following a second year of record-breaking flooding.
New research hopes to find better ways to manage interactions between Juneau’s black bears and people
A survey to learn more about the way people interact with bears around town was sent out this spring to 5,000 randomly selected residents.