by Northern Center | Jun 25, 2026
The Alaska Board of Game is accepting comments on Proposal 4, a proposed regulation that would close a two-mile-wide corridor along the proposed Ambler Road to hunting and trapping. NAEC’s position is clear: the Board of Game should take no action on Proposal 4. The...
by Northern Center | Jun 25, 2026
Safari Club International Alaska is trying to frame recent Federal Subsistence Board decisions as a fight over “fair access” to hunting. But that framing misses what is actually at stake. For rural Alaska communities, subsistence is part of a much larger reciprocal...
by Krystal Lapp | Jun 25, 2026
On June 17, the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority board met to discuss several major projects with serious implications for Alaska’s lands, waters, wildlife, and communities. Northern Alaska Environmental Center joined the meeting to call for what...
by Krystal Lapp | Jun 25, 2026
Thank you to everyone who joined us on Thursday for our Data Center Accountability gathering. We had an amazing turnout, and we are deeply grateful to every speaker, organizer, community member, and neighbor who came together to share information, ask hard...
by Gale K. Vick | Jun 25, 2026
The Ambler Road Project Creates Immense Challenges for Wild Fish Part 6 [1] June 2026 – Gale K. Vick [2] Science unsure of cause for salmon decline in Yukon River, Bob Weber, Associated Press, Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, August 2, 2016 (chart based on...
by Northern Center | Jun 18, 2026
Across Alaska, millions of acres of federal public lands are protected by what are called D-1 withdrawals. The name sounds technical, but the issue is straightforward: these protections help keep public lands from being opened or transferred without fully considering...
