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Tyonek Tribal Conservation District

Tyonek Tribal Conservation District supports tribally-led conservation and resource management projects over 6.6 million acres near Tyonek, Alaska.

Our mission is to conserve, enhance, and encourage the wise use of natural resources.

Our Programs

TTCD’s work spans the watershed, focusing on habitat management and restoration, community agriculture and food security, and investing in Tyonek youth through education and employment.

We offer technical assistance to all District landowners to help achieve community-driven conservation work.

Our District

Explore TTCD’s current project sites using our interactive District map.

News & Media

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January 2026 Newsletter

Happy New Year from TTCD! We kicked off the year by helping to organize an Alaska Tribal Conservation District Network Meeting, bringing together twenty-two TCDs from across the state for two and a half days of collaboration to chart a course for sustaining our partnerships into the future! Though we are deep in winter, our team is already starting to think about the upcoming summer season. Look out for summer job applications coming soon to our facebook page and website for field technician and garden youth positions!

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December 2025 Newsletter

TTCD is spending December delivering salmon caught by Tyonek fishermen to the Tyonek community, facilitating lessons at the Tebughna School on the salmon lifecycle, renewable energy, and invasive pike, and developing a habitat mapping model to identify essential Chinook habitat across the Chuitna drainage. Our team is working hard ahead of our annual holiday break, which runs from December 24 through January 1. TTCD wishes all of our newsletter readers, supporters, and Tyonek community members a happy holiday season!

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November 2025 Newsletter

With the first snow of the season now settled on the ground, TTCD has wrapped up its final day of field work for 2025 and is transitioning to winter activities. Lessons on ecology and conservation at the Tebughna School are being taught weekly, the hydroponics towers at the school are flourishing and being harvested from for school lunches, and the Tyonek Gather program continues to deliver locally grown Alaska food to Tyonek households – which still includes salmon caught by Tyonek fishermen!

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