Food Security, Economic Growth and Rural Leadership in Kodiak
The Kodiak Archipelago stretches 180 miles in the Gulf of Alaska. Its six villages lie on different coasts with distinct landscapes – from Akhiok’s tundra to Ouzinkie’s rainforest to Karluk’s sheer sea cliffs – they’re connected by seasons and subsistence.
How Port Lions is increasing local food production
A local food hub has sprouted in the community of Port Lions on Kodiak Island, bringing with it increased food security to local and regional residents.
KMXT Spotlight
A local food hub has sprouted on Kodiak Island. The archipelago is now home to five community and tribally owned farms – with plans for a sixth agricultural site this summer.
Honoring Larsen Bay Elder, Marlene Kenoyer
A bright light in the local community and all of Kodiak, Marlene was born and raised in Karluk and Larsen Bay…
Suupet Neregkwarluki – We Are Feeding our People.
The Journey of Alutiiq Grown. Presentation as part of the 2022 Alaska Food Policy Council Conference.
Potato Pickin’ 2022!
Thanks to all the Ouzinkie community members who helped harvest Potatoes this fall at Spruce Island Farms!