Alaska Native Corporations

Yakutat elder Victoria Demmert says her ancestors harvested salmon at Humpback Creek for hundreds of years.

Gov. Mike Dunleavy plans to introduce a bill this upcoming legislative session aimed at turning the state’s capacity to absorb and store carbon into a source of revenue.

Huna Totem Corporation aims to complete construction on a 10,000-foot visitor center and a new cruise ship berth with a curved trestle by 2025, but there are many steps to go in the public process.

Under a revenue-sharing agreement, Goldbelt would contribute $10 million to the project and would get between 10-25% of gondola revenue. 

The amount of the dividend per shareholder ranges from $374 to $695 per 100 shares and depends on the class of shareholder.

Huna Totem plans to work with Juneau-based Goldbelt and other Alaska Native corporations to complete the project.