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The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge has been the scene of the most contentious environmental battle of the early twenty-first century, but there are many other issues raging across the state, involving logging, road-building, mining, fishing, land ownership and development, and wildlife under pressure. Much of the state is federal land, but some Alaskan interests act as if it were their private property.

  • Our Stories 
    • Bears, Eagles, and Black-Tailed Deer
      Preservation of the Tongass National Forest on the panhandle of Southeast Alaska has been a major preoccupation of Earthjustice since the earliest days. Tom Turner describes how it all began.
       Learn more about the Tongass