by Isabella Haywood | Oct 7, 2020 | Uncategorized
This year’s annual retreat will be held virtually from October 19-23. Even though we can’t be together in person, we’ll be using Zoom to reconnect as a network and do the important work of building the relationships that allow us to collaborate...
by Lione Clare | Oct 7, 2020 | Food Sustainability, Local Foods Challenge
This year, Brian Leblanc (Pictured above with his wife and daughter) received a grant through Spruce Root and the Sustainable Southeast Partnership funded by the Native American Agriculture Fund Rapid Response Funds. This grant is giving funds to Alaskans who are able...
by Lione Clare | Oct 5, 2020 | Communities, Kake, Youth Engagement
Above: Forest Service archaeologists Gina Esposito (left) and Jane Smith (right) showing the finished recording of one of the faces at the Sandy Beach Petroglyphs in Petersburg, AK. The actual carved petroglyphs are visible on the bedrock outcrop behind them By Gina...
by Lione Clare | Oct 5, 2020 | Food Sustainability, Local Foods Challenge
What an amazing 10 Day Eat Local Challenge to wrap up our first annual SEAK Local Foods Challenge! Thank you to all who participated. During this challenge, people cooked meals with local ingredients foraged, grown, hunted, fished, bought locally, and/or shared from...
by Lione Clare | Sep 15, 2020 | Food Sustainability, Local Foods Challenge
To finish off the 2020 SEAK Local Foods Challenge, you are challenged to make your meals as locally-sourced as possible for 10 days, starting this Friday, Sept. 18th! To participate, share photos of your meals to the Local Foods Challenge SEAK Facebook page...
