2021
IMPACT REPORT 2022
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ANIZGSORT FAEY across the nation in support of protecting the Tongass, a moratorium on large-scale, old-growth clearcut logging on the Tongass was announced last summer!
C, SOFEATRH ANK Earthjustice, and Dr. Dave Chambers, the Niblack Project’s (a mining exploration project on Prince of Wales Island) discharge permit was remanded. SEACC will continue to monitor and ek ep pressure on the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation.
ONMIETHKSG JC’OB SEA led to an Ecological Risk Assessment, life of mine ongoing improvements to the Freshwater Monitoring Plan, and a full review of Best Management Practices.
TIONDURGHE MBLZASTHNK , the Roadless Rule’s reinstallation on the Tongass is set to take place y b the end of 202. photo by Howie Garber
Thank you for speaking up for Southeast! 75 NEWS STORIES, INCLUDING NATIONAL MEDIA OUTLETS LIKE
The Washington Post.
Issues we worked on, IN TOTAL, were mentioned in the news 306 TIMES!
We launched the monthly Southeast Alaska Climate Report in March 2022, which has more than
300 MONTHLY
SUBSCRIBERS AND COUNTING.
2978 PUBLIC COMMENTS
submitted via our portals
ROADLESS RULE
SEACC was featured in
2692 LETTERS SENT
to representatives, agencies, and boards of directors via SEACC’s website
2165 COMMENTS were submitted via our portals!
2192 611 of these letters were on Chilkat Valley issues
4944
PERSONALIZED CALLS MADE, 16,323 texts sent, and 5,000 mailers mailed to Southeast Alaskans during the public comment period!
SIGNATURES on our petitions
Our Rally for the Tongass co-hosted with several of our Tongass Coalition partners had 300 live attendees and the recording of the event has since reached over
10000
VIEWERS!
Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion are important values to each SEACC staff member. Over the past year, staff members have given internal presentations on decolonization and intersectionality, leading to conversations, reflection, and ideas on further improving SEACC standards.
SEACC SENT 34 ACTION ALERTS
to our supporters. We worked with dozens of partners to coordinate on issues of forest, water, and climate. We submitted OFFICIAL
COMMENTS ON 20 forest and water issues.
We launched a state policy campaign on climate-related issues. SEE SEACC.ORG/CLIMATE
This past year, we traveled to communities throughout Southeast on the largest scale since the pandemic started.
photo by Maggie Rabb
Since January 2022, we hosted or co-hosted
18 COMMUNITY EVENTS with a total of 597 ATTENDEES!
Aaron Brakel and Lauren Cusimano at Maritime Festival in Juneau
photo by Katie Rooks
We also
attended 24 events,
including Maritime Festival, the Alaska Conference on Mining Impacts and Prevention, the Just Transition Summit, and the Southeast Alaska State Fair.
photo by Maranda Hamme
Matt Jackson at SEACC Town Hall in Ketchikan
Steve Lewis at Beaver Falls Karst Trail
SEAC’s
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7637 8706 189 61% SUBSCRIBERS ON OUR EMAIL LIST
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FOLLOWERS ON SOCIAL MEDIA WE GAINED
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NEW DONORS Youtube
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TWITTER AND TIKTOK!
SEACC JOINED
OF OUR DONORS ARE FROM ALASKA
THANK YOU to all of our donors for your essential and enduring support!
SEACC staff and board on Prince of Wales Island for a meeting and retreat in September 2022 photo by Anchors Up Photography