Here is another excellent article in a national publication on the proposed Pebble Mine. This piece, by Rosanne Pagano, takes an in depth look at the history of the project, the economic drivers of the region, the current opinion of locals, and the threat that the mine could bring to Lake Clark and Katmai National Parks. In my opinion, it's imperative, particularly in this down economy, to protect sustainable jobs and industries in rural Alaska. Please help us prevent the Bristol Bay region from falling into the entrapment of a boom and bust economy - this sensitive area needs managed and measured economic growth opportunities, one of which is tourism.
CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE IN NATIONAL PARKS MAGAZINE
Monday, March 30, 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Alaska ON-SALE
Our Kontrashibuna Lake/Gladiator Basin Combination adventure is being featured this week on National Geographic Adventure Magazine's homepage. Check it out and uncover the killer deal!
Monday, March 9, 2009
Adventure Green Alaska - Silver Level Certification
Last week, Alaska Alpine Adventures received a Silver Level Certification from Adventure Green Alaska, the state's only sustainable tourism certification program. This voluntary program offer's members of Alaska's tourism industry to highlight their commitment to sustainability and green practices. We look forward to the annual challenge and taking steps to gain a Gold Level Certification in the future!
Check our AGA's press release here!
Men's Journal March 2009 Issue - Now Online!
Men's Journal has released the March 2009 Issue featuring "Endangered Alaska," a fantastic article on Alaska's Lake Clark National Park and the threat posed by the Pebble Mine in an online version! Check it out today!
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