Woven peoples + place in Southeast Alaska.

A Vibrant Way of Life.

The Sustainable Southeast Partnership (SSP) is a dynamic collective uniting diverse skills and perspectives to strengthen cultural, ecological, and economic resilience across Southeast Alaska. We envision self-determined and connected communities where Southeast Indigenous values continue to inspire society, shape our relationships, and ensure that each generation thrives on healthy lands and waters.

The Seacoast Trust is a perpetual funding source for the Sustainable Southeast Partnership and the growing movement to center Indigenous values in the stewardship of the coastal temperate rainforest of Southeast Alaska — one of the world’s most ecologically important places.

Who We Are

Organizations, tribal governments, entrepreneurs, fishermen, aunties, culture bearers, teachers, land managers, storytellers and more: We are Southeast Alaskans unified by our common goal.

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Organizations, tribal governments, entrepreneurs, fishermen, aunties, culture bearers, teachers, land managers, storytellers and more: We are Southeast Alaskans unified by our common goal.

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What We Do

For nearly a decade, we have worked to support Southeast Alaska communities in achieving their goals for community well-being, economic prosperity, and environmental health.

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For nearly a decade, we have worked to support Southeast Alaska communities in achieving their goals for community well-being, economic prosperity, and environmental health.

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What We Value

Our values are the foundation of our partnership. They unite us, guide our process, and mobilize us to take meaningful action for our families, communities, and region.

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Our values are the foundation of our partnership. They unite us, guide our process, and mobilize us to take meaningful action for our families, communities, and region.

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Southeast Alaska

Our Home

All it takes is one morning walk along a salmon stream, one dance at a Culture Camp where the box drum thumps your core, one commute home as the alpenglow erupts across the mountains, to know that Southeast Alaska is spectacular. Our home is unlike anywhere left on earth.

Our rainforest is intact and abundant. Our towering old growth forests store the carbon equivalent of six million cars a year while producing a quarter of all the salmon in the Pacific Northwest. Our communities are culturally resilient and practice a unique way of life that is rapidly disappearing across the globe. By caring for Southeast Alaska, we care for the world.

These are the homelands of the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian Peoples who continue to care for, steward, and honor the lands and waters that sustain all Southeast Alaskans. Each isolated community is as unique and diverse as the people who call it home.



HOONAH SITKA SKAGWAY KAKE KLAWOCK HYDABURG KASAAN KLUKWAN CRAIG PELICAN ANGOON YAKUTAT GUSTAVUS TENAKEE SPRINGS PETERSBURG WRANGELL THORNE BAY KETCHIKAN HAINES Explore our interactive map! JUNEAU SITKA KAKE KLAWOCK HYDABURG YAKUTAT PELICAN HAINES KLUKWAN SKAGWAY JUNEAU KASAAN CRAIG ANGOON Explore our interactive map! HOONAH CANADA Alaska
Southeast Alaska

Our Home

All it takes is one morning walk along a salmon stream, one dance at a Culture Camp where the box drum thumps your core, one commute home as the alpenglow erupts across the mountains, to know that Southeast Alaska is spectacular. Our home is unlike anywhere left on earth.

Our rainforest is intact and abundant. Our towering old growth forests store the carbon equivalent of six million cars a year while producing a quarter of all the salmon in the Pacific Northwest. Our communities are culturally resilient and practice a unique way of life that is rapidly disappearing across the globe. By caring for Southeast Alaska, we care for the world.

These are the homelands of the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian Peoples who continue to care for, steward, and honor the lands and waters that sustain all Southeast Alaskans. Each isolated community is as unique and diverse as the people who call it home.



Woven: Our Stories

As storytellers, we believe in the power of sharing our experiences, resources, ideas, and inspiration. By amplifying the voices of our communities and bridging the region with stories of change, we can build a more resilient, equitable, and prosperous Alaska.

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    Keex’ Kwaan Community Forest
    Informational / Resilient Lands & Waters
    Kake
  • Ḵutí Expands Across Southeast Alaska
    Essay / Our Youth, Our Future / Resilient Lands & Waters
    Craig / Hoonah / Kasaan / Klukwan / Sitka / Skagway / Yakutat
  • Húus dáng hl kíngsaang (I’ll see you again): Reflections from Prince of Wales
    Cultural Vitality / Our Youth, Our Future / Resilient Lands & Waters / Workforce Development
  • Climate Adaptation and Resilience : Q&A with Catalyst Annika Ord
    Our Youth, Our Future / Resilient Lands & Waters
  • Upper Lynn Canal Food Systems Given Boost by Regional Sustainability Initiatives
    Photo Essay / Food Sovereignty / Resilient Lands & Waters
    Haines / Klukwan
  • What Are We Working For/Toward?
    Q & A / Resilient Lands & Waters
    All Communities
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