In Alaska, many villages, especially those off the road system, are grappling with the far-reaching effects of climate change, including erosion, wildfires, flooding, and thawing permafrost. These challenges are felt most acutely by Alaska Native communities, whose traditional ways of life—closely tied to the land and water—are increasingly threatened. In Rampart, a remote village of […]
Looking to add someone passionate about Alaska conservation to the herd! Alaska Conservation Foundation is hiring a Partnership Network Coordinator to lead the Western Alaska Landscape Initiative (WALI). This initiative brings together agencies, Tribes, nonprofits, and research institutions to address climate adaptation, food security, and environmental stewardship across Western Alaska. In this role you will: […]
Amidst a period of transition and uncertainty about the future, we have found moments of peace in recent news regarding our Alaskan lands. After nearly a decade of research, public outreach, and negotiations, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has finalized a revised resource management plan (RMP) that strengthens protections for more than 13 […]
