Eva's Wild

This week, advocates are joining together in D.C. to celebrate the relentless effort put forth by the Bristol Bay Defense Fund. @EPA can be a hero and help protect #BristolBay for good. It all starts with a Clean Water Act 404(c) veto. End the threat.

This week we're honored to co-host the @PathwaysCon Human Dimensions of Wildlife Conference in Bremerton along with @ColoradoStateU @WarnerCollege. THANK YOU to all the event organizers, presenters, panelists, and everyone who made the journey to WA! sites.warnercnr.colostate.edu/pathways/

"The infrastructure that Pebble would bring would change the face of Bristol Bay sport fishing industry permanently—and not for the better. It would take away jobs and opportunities from the community." – Nanci Morris Lyon, Bear Trail Lodge 📸 Dave McCoy

Quyana & chin'an to @RepHuffman @RepRaulGrijalva & the other elected leaders who signed on to this letter asking @EPA to #ProtectBristolBay & #VetoPebbleMine huffman.house.gov/imo/media/doc/…

#ProtectBristolBay || 12 PM AK Today || Register here >>> bit.ly/3HmpG2I || Today we will be joined by Executive Director Alannah Hurley from @UnitedTribes_BB to give an update on what is happening with the Pebble Mine and how you can best support their work.

Alaskans have lived under the threat of Pebble Mine for decades. They know the devastation this massive open-pit mine would bring to the Bristol Bay watershed. An overwhelming majority of Alaskans want the @EPA to finally do something about it. #VetoPebbleMine

Bristol Bay is home to over 20 millions acres of wetlands, lakes, and streams critical for salmon spawning, supporting an average annual return of more than 50 million wild salmon. Take action to defend Bristol Bay: fishermenforbristolbay.org/take-action #BristolBay #PebbleMine #WildSalmon

@UnitedTribes_BB @EENewsUpdates this is as horrible as it is predictable.

Alaska's move to take over Clean Water Act permitting could make it easier for projects like Pebble to get permitted. More from @EENewsUpdates #NoPebbleMine #ProtectBristolBay eenews.net/articles/state…

Thank you, @TomDouglasCo. For supporting storytelling by purchasing the world's finest protein - @BBSockeye from @evaswild. And thank you, Tom, for your voice. We can't let up until Bristol Bay is permanently protected... seattletimes.com/opinion/we-can… #VetoPebbleMine

Let's do lunch! Try Tom's favorite @evaswild Bristol Bay Sockeye Salmon kebabs with herb caper relish, Jackie's greek salad or smashed garlic fried potatoes, freshly griddled pita and tzatziki or any of our other delicious kebab plates at Lola. #salmon #kebabs #pita #lunch

Today, the people of Bristol Bay begin yet another year under the threat of Pebble Mine. But we are now closer than ever to real, long-term protections. This year the @EPA must stop Pebble Mine once and for all.

“Bristol Bay is a place of magic, with salmon runs easily surpassing 50 million, trophy sports fishing & wildlife viewing anyone can dream of. This place needs all the protection it can get from human development." -Bristol Bay's Triston Chaney #NoPebble juneauempire.com/news/pride-of-…

The Nushagak River represents one of the most important salmon fishery habitats in the world, supporting local communities throughout its 280-mile run. It’s located downstream of the proposed Pebble Mine, which if built, would spread toxic waste throughout the entire watershed.

From mining expert Rich Borden (& @NRDC): "If short and consensus long-term metals prices returned to the values from 2019, [Pebble] would almost certainly have a negative NPV measured in the many hundreds of millions to multiple billions of dollars." nrdc.org/experts/joel-r…

The science of Bristol Bay's bountiful fishery is explained in this video! vimeo.com/637271167/ac65… #StopPebbleMine #NoPebbleMine #VetoPebbleMine

Check out Tom on @evaswild Save What You Love Podcast where he discusses tales of resilience, his staff, the restaurant industry as a whole navigating through Covid over the last 2 years and more! Visit the link to listen: savewhatyoulove.evaswild.com/subscribe #savewhatyoulove #tomdouglas

75 million salmon. That’s the Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s forecast for next summer’s Bristol Bay salmon return. If actualized, it will blow this year’s record-breaking 66 million salmon out of the water. Protect the salmon, #VetoPebbleMine.

Are you confused by all the back and forth about protections for Bristol Bay, and just where we're at right now? We're working hard to achieve permanent protections, and this column provides an overview! #VetoPebbleMine #ProtectBristolBay juneauempire.com/news/pride-of-…

Future generations deserve access to a clean, healthy Bristol Bay watershed. We are in this fight for them. Learn more and take action on our website: stoppebbleminenow.org.