by Sue Mauger | Dec 27, 2024 | blogs, Cook Inlet, Healthy Habitat, salmon
Back in 2012, Inletkeeper began to strategize about next steps for our member-supported salmon science program as we completed a water temperature study in 48 salmon streams across the Cook Inlet watershed. Our data collection efforts were addressing our...
by Inletkeeper | Sep 30, 2024 | Clean Water, climate, Cook Inlet, Healthy Habitat, salmon
Mat-Su Basin Salmon Habitat Partnership — Sue Mauger The Mat-Su Basin Salmon Habitat Partnership represents businesses, governments, landowners, Native Alaskans, and the non-profit community. Since its inception, the Partnership has brought together a diverse group of...
by Inletkeeper | Sep 30, 2024 | Clean Water, Cook Inlet, Government, Healthy Habitat, salmon
Wild Salmon Still Need Water Wild salmon define who we are as Alaskans; they shape our cultures, they feed our families, and they support our local economies. Yet today, Alaska’s laws and rules contain few hard and fast safeguards to protect the water and other...
by Inletkeeper | Sep 30, 2024 | Clean Water, climate, Cook Inlet, Healthy Habitat, Mining, salmon
Protect the Susitna Valley:Renewed Threat of Coalbed Methane Drilling — Loren Barrett The Alaska Department of Natural Resources is once again considering a proposal to open 1.5 million undeveloped acres of the Susitna Valley for gas exploration—a decision that...
by Inletkeeper | Aug 29, 2024 | Arts, Clean Water, Cook Inlet, Donlin Gold Mine, Energy & Alaska, Mining, Pebble Mine, salmon
Salmon Champions & Energy Surveys — Satchel Pondolfino & Josie Oliva As Salmonfest has grown into a large music festival (for Alaska standards), Inletkeeper is still committed to supporting the festival organizers in keeping its salmon mission at its heart....
by Inletkeeper | Aug 26, 2024 | blogs, Clean Water, Cook Inlet, Energy & Alaska, Healthy Habitat, salmon
Take Action: Wild Salmon Still Need Water — Sue Mauger Wild salmon define who we are as Alaskans; they shape our cultures, feed our families, and support our local economies. Yet today, Alaska’s laws and rules contain few hard and fast safeguards to protect the water...
