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Conservation group supports formation of new Alaska Native corporations - Vimarsana News

Conservation group supports formation of new Alaska Native corporations

The conservation group the Wilderness Society has changed its position and now supports a bill that would create five new Alaska Native corporations in Southeast Alaska. It historically opposed the creation of the new corporations.

Midday Report August 24, 2023 - KMXT 100.1 FM - Vimarsana News

Midday Report August 24, 2023 - KMXT 100.1 FM

On today’s Midday Report with host Terry Haines: Administrator Isabella Guzmán of the Small Business Administration was in Nome. A fire broke out early

Source: kmxt.org
Wrangell urges power conservation during hydroelectric maintenance - Vimarsana News

Wrangell urges power conservation during hydroelectric maintenance

Kstk.org - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from kstk.org Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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Ethel Lund remembered as a health care trailblazer for Southeast Alaska Natives - Vimarsana News

Ethel Lund remembered as a health care trailblazer for Southeast Alaska Natives

Tribute to Ethel Lund, a pioneer in developing health care for Alaska Natives in Southeast Alaska.

Source: knba.org
Bristol Bay's sockeye runs break records, but local permit ownership has declined for decades - Vimarsana News

Bristol Bay's sockeye runs break records, but local permit ownership has declined for decades

This summer, 79 million sockeye returned to Bristol Bay. It was the largest run on record. But over the past half-century, there has been a dramatic shift in commercially in Bristol Bay. Local permit ownership has declined sharply, and research shows that’s due in part to a regulatory change to Alaska’s fishery management from the 1970s.

Source: kdlg.org