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According to the National Council for Non-Profits: "Nonprofits exist to serve the public good - not partisan politics....

Citing " seasonal, logistical, and capital considerations ," Panther Minerals Inc. (PM) recently announced that it is abandoning an...

The Trump administration's proposal for the 2026 Reconciliation Bill currently on the House Floor would slash the Department of...

Congressional Republicans are moving to sell out public lands and waters to Big Oil campaign donors and other Wall Street insiders to...

The Imuruk Basin is on the brink of becoming a sacrificial area in the Nation’s pursuit of reduced carbon emissions and as the primary...

The first Trump administration's chaotic public lands management strategy was marked by the appointment of controversial former...

The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race celebrates the beautiful wild areas of Alaska, including the final leg of the race, which runs along...

August 29, 2024 The Norton Bay Watershed Council (NBWC) applauds the Biden Administration's protection of 28 million acres of Alaska D-1...

It could be the largest uranium deposit, or, you know, cluster of deposits on American soil, and a bunch of these could be land on the...

July 4, 2024 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA — The Norton Bay Watershed Council (NBWC) applauds the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for its recent...

April 15, 2024 The following April 11, 2024 press release is reprinted with the permission of Salmon State. JUNEAU, ALASKA — Three new...

January 18, 2024 These 28 million acres represent some of the largest intact landscapes left in the country. ~ Emily Murray, Elim Alaska...

December 16, 2023 The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) recently awarded a $37.5 million grant to Graphite One, a Canadian mining company,...

December 7, 2023 (Updated September 8, 2025) Proposed routes for the Ambler Road ~ Photo NPS The Ambler Industrial Access Road, or Ambler...

October 5, 2023 By: Hal Shepherd. Shepherd Alaska October 5th, 2023. “We should be asking them why want to take away a major means of...

Dunleavy Administration Won’t Give Up on Efforts to Commodify Alaska Rivers and Streams June 7, 2026 Windy Cove at the Mouth of Hot Springs Creek By ensuring that resources are managed for the long-term benefit of all Alaskans rather than private monopolies, Alaska’s Constitution reflects one of the most progressive approaches to environmental stewardship in the United States. Article VIII, for example, sets forth the State’s constitutional framework for the development, cons

May 31, 2023 In 2019 the Alaska State Legislature established May 31 as Katie John Day to observe how the federal “subsistence priority” has been defended vehemently by Alaska Natives and protected by the courts, most notably by the Katie John case. Katie John was an Ahtna Athabaskan elder and the daughter of the last chief of the Batzulnetas. The Batzulnetas lived at the Copper River and Tanada Creek confluence, which was eventually incorporated into what is now Wrangell-S

October 4, 2021 The hard rock mining industry is the single largest source of toxic waste in the United States and has contaminated an...

May 6, 2021 In an article published this month, Artic Today looks at the research showing what has happened in past periods of global...

April 16, 2021 The Move Signals a New Area of Cooperation between DOI and Tribally Lead Climate and Land Development monitoring projects...