by Bethany Goodrich | Aug 2, 2018 | Natural Resource Stewardship, Sitka, Storytelling, Trip Reports
Written by Peter Bradley and Desiree Lawson with editing from Kyle Rosendale and Tara Racine On June 21st, Sitkans were treated to “Herring Without Borders,” a presentation by Desiree Lawson of the Heiltsuk Nation of British Columbia, Canada. Desiree works with...
by Bethany Goodrich | Apr 25, 2018 | Communities, Partnership News, Trip Reports
Written by Paul Hackenmueller, Program Director SSP’s annual spring retreat was in Juneau, March 7-9. This three day workshop gave catalysts and partners a chance to reflect on the growth of the network, learn new tools to apply to their work, grapple with...
by Bethany Goodrich | Nov 29, 2017 | Food Sustainability, Klawock, Natural Resource Stewardship, Trip Reports
Written by Christine Woll, Southeast Alaska Program Director of The Nature Conservancy “What does sockeye salmon mean to Klawock? I didn’t have to think that hard about that question. Klawock is here because of sockeye salmon.” ...
by Bethany Goodrich | Apr 26, 2017 | About SSP, Communities, Focus Areas, Reports & Media, Trip Reports
Partners and collaborators met in Juneau for a two day bi-annual SSP workshop in March. This workshop coincided with SE Conference’s Mid-Session Summit. The success and utility of the SSP network relies heavily on the commitment of partners to meet in-person twice a...
by Bethany Goodrich | Jan 14, 2017 | Hydaburg, Natural Resource Stewardship, Storytelling, Trip Reports
A Reflection written by Sonia Ibarra, PhD Candidate, College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, University of Alaska Fairbanks Over the last two years, I have been very fortunate to attend the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) Conference alongside...
by Bethany Goodrich | Nov 4, 2016 | Natural Resource Stewardship, Sitka, Storytelling, Trip Reports
Written and photographed by Bethany Goodrich Indigenous leaders from across our planet united in O’ahu this September. Foreheads together, they shared a breath during an opening ceremony for the E Alu Pu Gathering. E Alu Pu translates in Hawaiian to Move Forward...
