We know we stand against the proposed Pebble mine.
But sometimes, it's important to have a reminder of what we stand FOR, too.
Below are the results of the Bristol Bay visioning project.
What do we stand for?
Pebble Mine is already getting bigger
Bristol Bay Ambassadors: Brian Kraft
Brian Kraft has been a constant, supportive figure in the effort to protect Bristol Bay from Pebble mine for many years now. Whenever news breaks, a planning meeting is held, or an update is given, you can bet Brian will be there, wanting to know the latest, how it'll impact his business and the region he loves, and asking how he can help.
BRISTOL BAY AMBASSADORS: Dan Michels
Keeping Bristol Bay, AK ‘Salmon Country’
A good first step: comment period on Pebble application extended
Today, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced they will give the public more time to comment on Pebble's permit application after initially only giving 30-days, which would have been less time for public comment than any other on-going project overseen by the Corps of Engineers in Alaska, despite being the largest and most controversial proposal in the state.
Sport organizations tell potential Pebble investor to look elsewhere
Time to Weigh in on Pebble's Plan is NOW!
Pebble's permit review process is a sham.
Action Alert: Attend a Hearing on Pebble Mine Plan!
Bristol Bay Ambassadors: Martin Kviteng
Trout Unlimited's Bristol Bay Ambassadors program highlights the people who help in the fight to save Bristol Bay from Pebble Mine. As we said at the launch, "For every person we highlight, we know there are hundreds more, doing their part because they care about Bristol Bay." If you know someone who should be featured, please send us an email at jweis [at] tu [dot] org.
Martin Kviteng is a business owner who sent us the mock up of his new cessna, and we couldn't resist the opportunity to feature one of our many awesome business partners. Thanks, Martin!