Bristol Bay Tribes' Fight to Fend off Pebble Mine Highlighted in National Geographic

ICTMN Staff
November 19, 2012
National Geographic ’s In Focus feature this week scrutinizes Bristol Bay and the proposals by a two-conglomerate outfit calling itself the Pebble Partnership to dig a two-mile-wid...

Alaska Requests Superfund Status for Abandoned, Mercury-Oozing Red Devil Mine

ICTMN Staff
August 23, 2012
Alaska officials are asking the U.S...

Versatility of Business Suits Alaska Native Student

ICTMN Staff
August 20, 2012
Not only was 20-year-old Alaska Native student Lauren Sophia Ashana Johnson chosen to represent Alaska for the 100 year anniversary of the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washi...

Marty Two Bulls, Magua Loves Pebble Mining

With Billions at Stake in Bristol Bay, Mining Company Spends Big

Meta L. Maxwell
August 24, 2011

In January, Bishop Benjamin Peterson, representing the Russian Orthodox Church of San Francisco and the West, flew to

Allowing Mining in Bristol Bay Puts Wildlife at Risk

Meta L. Maxwell
August 23, 2011

When flying low over southwest Alaska, it is easy to be dazzled by the seemingly endless vista of mountains, woods an

Beautiful Bristol Bay Is Popular with Both Salmon and Tourists

Hans Tammemagi
July 15, 2011
At the edge of the Arctic lies a primordial land where immense tectonic plates collide...

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Against Alaska Mine

Meta L. Maxwell
March 24, 2011
National Resources Defense Council, Senior Attorney, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr ...

EPA to Assess Bristol Bay’s Unprotected Areas

ICTMN Staff
February 08, 2011
Native Alaskans and others fighting to conserve Bristol Bay’s watershed were ebullient on Monday when the U.S...

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