Wednesday, November 13
Centennial Hall, Sitka
6:00 p.m. Doors open at 5:45 p.m.

Southeast Alaska as a climate refuge?

Join an evening of climate discovery with Dominick DellaSalla, Gah Kith Tin Alana Peterson and Lauren Oakes

looking for news about climate change in southeast alaska?

Attend The SeaBank Summit on Wednesday, November 13 to meet scientists, authors, and adaptation planners and understand why our region is projected to become a stronghold for wild salmon, old-growth forests, and human communities tomorrow and in the decades to come. Join other Southeast Alaskans at a fundraiser for the Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust in a firsthand look at emerging science from:

Dr. Dominick DellaSala

Chief Scientist, Wild Heritage, and leading coastal temperate rainforest expert

Author of Temperate and Boreal Rainforests of the World

Gah Kith Tin Alana Peterson

Executive Director, Spruce Root

Entrepreneur and non-profit leader

Dr. Lauren E. Oakes

Forest Scientist and Yellow Cedar Expert

Award-winning author of In Search of the Canary Tree and the forthcoming Treekeepers: the Race for a Forested Future

And more!

Help us unveil the 2024 SeaBank Report

Listen to our new SeaBank Chronicles podcast

Purchase holiday gifts—Treekeepers hardcovers & a variety of SeaBank Chronicles supply boxes

Mingle with world-class climate experts

Find hope for Southeast Alaska’s future