Northern Rockies and Pacific Regional Center

NWF, Sage, Orvis and Sportsmen Around Country Say “NO!” to Pebble Mine

By   |   February 25, 2011

Yesterday, 363 sport groups and businesses sent a letter to Lisa Jackson, the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, asking her to protect Alaska’s Bristol Bay region and its world class fishing …

Believing in climate change makes you an expert, and here’s why

By   |   February 24, 2011

Are you a climate change expert? If you agree that climate change is occurring, the answer to this question is 100% yes – especially if you are a scientist or …

Jewelers Value Wildlife Over Gold

By   |   February 24, 2011

Two foreign corporations propose building the largest gold and copper mine in North America (ironically named the Pebble Mine) in the headwaters of Bristol Bay, Alaska. Recognizing that a mine …

Stormwater Pollution: Out of Sight, Out of Mind

By   |   February 24, 2011

As a new volunteer at the Seattle Aquarium, I am just as amazed and curious as the everyday visitor and always full of questions. Walking into my shift this week …

Alaska Natives Speak Out Against Pebble Mine

By   |   January 5, 2011

While visiting Anchorage I had the pleasure to join in solidarity with Alaska natives to voice my opposition to the proposed Pebble Mine – a proposal is to build one of the world’s largest gold and copper mines entrenched at the headwaters of Bristol Bay’s unparalleled wild salmon fishery.

Big Mining Exploits Clean Water Act Loopholes

  |   December 17, 2010

The Pebble Limited Partnership is proposing to build North America’s largest open pit mine in the pristine headwaters of Bristol Bay — the source of the greatest runs of wild sockeye salmon left on earth.

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