Mourning the Loss of CTCLUSI Chief Doc Slyter, Elakha Board Member
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Chief Doc Slyter, Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians (CTCLUSI), who has been a valued member…
Local Scholars Reveal History of Sea Otters, a Now-Absent Cultural Keystone Species in Oregon
Press Release from Oregon Historical Quarterly: A special section of the Oregon Historical Society’s Oregon Historical Quarterly highlights sea otter history in the Pacific NorthwestNote: Elakha Alliance Board Memebers Cameron La…
Webinar: Sea Otter Reintroductions – Honoring Balance and Relationality Along the Coast (5/25/23)
University of Washington School of Marine and Environmental Affairs graduate students Isabel Jamerson, Danny Kosiba and Olivia Horwedel will be sharing their research they have conducted alongside The Elakha Alliance.…
A sea otter hunter, Northwestern University Library, Edward S. Curtis
Honoring Native American Heritage Day
November 25th is recognized as Native American Heritage Day. The Elakha Alliance is proud to honor the 4 Indigenous individuals that serve on our Board. Peter Hatch: Peter is a…
Cultural and Ecological Recovery of Sea Otters Presentation at OSU (5/17/22)
Learn why sea otters are important to the Indigenous peoples of Oregon. This presentation is free and open to the public on Tuesday May 17th, from 12:00pm-1:00pm. It will take…
Elakha Alliance Offers Paid Summer Internships to Tribal College Youth in Oregon
The Elakha Alliance is seeking to fill two paid Full Time Summer Internship positions for tribal youth to support the mission to reintroduce sea otters back to the Oregon coast.…
