Compared to other states, Alaska hosts a low number of non-native invasive plant species. However, many of these plants are considered highly invasive, are widely distributed, and have invaded natural areas where the potential for economic and ecological harm is high....
We’re ready for a new logo! The Southeast Alaska Watershed Coalition is looking for a Southeast Alaska based graphic designer to design a new, responsive logo for our organization. We are looking for a logo to encompass our mission and our core values including:...
It may look good from afar, but it’s far from good. Unknown from Juneau until about 8 years ago, the European bird cherry is a highly invasive non-native tree found throughout the road system. While the tree was likely brought to town for its ornamental...
Help Keep Juneau’s Watersheds Free of Litter Litter in our streams, riparian areas and wetlands isn’t just unsightly, it can harm the environment. Plastic, the most ubiquitous type of litter, is common in many of our local water bodies and has a good...
Sockeye salmon from Klawock Lake have been important to the livelihood and culture of the people of Klawock, Craig, and Prince of Wales Island for millennia. Over the last two decades there have been significant declines in the number of fish returning to the Klawock...
