We have collected some reflections on the meaning of the day in the following blog series.
What do YOU want to tell the President about Bristol Bay?
What would you want to say to the President about Pebble mine?
The President may be coming to Bristol Bay next month and he needs to hear what YOU think about Pebble mine.
Now is the chance to make your voice heard and help demonstrate that Bristol Bay residents, fishermen, tribes, businesses and next generations who depend on healthy water and salmon want it to stay that way.
Wanted: Communications + PR Intern
Trout Unlimited’s Alaska Program is seeking a part-time Communications intern who will use his or her skills to help protect Alaska’s salmon and trout rivers.
As a member of the organization’s communications team, you’ll be charged with assisting in promoting the organization, our campaign work and events both in traditional and social media.
Lawsuit delays EPA protections, Alaskans frustrated
Buy Wild Salmon: Help TU Protect Bristol Bay
Trout Unlimited is excited to introduce a new partnership with Pride of Bristol Bay: a new business that brings fishing families together to deliver sustainable, wild-caught Bristol Bay salmon to communities across the country. And while they are at it, they are choosing to give back to the habitat that keeps their business thriving by contributing a percentage of their profits to Trout Unlimited’s work to protect Bristol Bay.
Statement: Pebble Limited Partnership’s series of delay-tactic lawsuits
Yesterday the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of the first of three cases brought by the Pebble Limited Partnership against the Environmental Protection Agency over proposed protections for Bristol Bay. In a second case, the U.S. District Court in Anchorage heard arguments from attorneys for the EPA and Pebble Limited Partnership
Big Bows... and Slobbering Lake Monsters
Thank you for joining us at the Breach!
Remembering a Bristol Bay Hero
Colorful Sockeye Art for Bristol Bay!
Florida-based artist, Kelly Tracht, has graciously offered to sell her colorful sockeye art with the proceeds going to the Save Bristol Bay campaign.
TAKE ACTION TODAY: Bristol Bay protections threatened by reintroduced bill
In a story published today by E&E reporter Manuel Quiñones, we learned that two lower 48 Senators, Joe Manchin (D-WV) and David Vitter (R-LA), plan to introduce a bill that threatens the Clean Water Act provision thousands of Americans have supported authorizing the EPA to protect Bristol Bay from threats posed by Pebble Mine.