by Isabella Haywood | Aug 20, 2020 | Kake, Natural Resource Stewardship, Uncategorized, Youth Engagement
Written by Courtney James, Chad Ward, Ethan Kadake, Brandon Ward, Bree Travica, and Audrey Clavijo This week we did all sorts of activities including tree plot management, trail-building on Grave Island, water sampling, deer meat processing, and formline drawing....
by Lione Clare | Aug 11, 2020 | Food Sustainability, Local Foods Challenge, Uncategorized
Compost/Recover Gardening can be a challenge in Southeast Alaska. Our cool and wet summers combined with nutrient poor soils makes it difficult to grow the beautiful flowers and vegetables pictured on seed packets. While it’s hard to change the weather, there’s an...
by Isabella Haywood | Jul 23, 2020 | Kake, Natural Resource Stewardship, Uncategorized, Youth Engagement
Written by: Bree Travica, Courtney James, Brandon Ward, Ethan Kadake, Chad Ward, & Audrey Clavijo The Kake TRAYLS Crew Contract and Mission Statement In the first week of YCC/TRAYLS (Youth Conservation Corps/ Training Rural Alaskan Youth Leaders and Students)...
by Bethany Goodrich | Jul 1, 2020 | Uncategorized
The Sustainable Southeast Partnership addresses complex social, environmental, and economic challenges through cross-sector coordination and brings together diverse partners from throughout the region. Our collective impact network model is based on commitment across...
by Lione Clare | Jun 3, 2020 | Food Sustainability, Local Foods Challenge, Moby the Mobile Greenhouse, Uncategorized
Grow & Share In Sitka, Moby the Mobile Greenhouse is being used to grow and share food. Moby is a project started by the Sustainable Southeast Partnership. The greenhouse on wheels travels across Southeast Alaska kickstarting local growing efforts. Over the past...
by Bethany Goodrich | Apr 8, 2020 | Kake, Natural Resource Stewardship, Uncategorized, Youth Engagement
Alaska has more coastline than the rest of the lower 48 combined and our intertidal zone is jam packed with a whimsical array of fascinating life forms. In early March, before the community began to hunker down, Kake kids grades 8-12 escaped the classroom with...
