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Resolutions & Letters of Support

Large-scale B.C. mining developments, in the headwaters of the world’s most valuable salmon producing watersheds, have become a globally significant issue. In an outpouring of concern, many Alaskans and elected leaders have take action.

You can see this impressive and diverse list below.
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Supporters of the Salmon Beyond Borders campaign gathered in Juneau on June 7, 2016. Photo by Chris Miller.

Thank you to the State of Alaska, Alaska's Congressional Delegation, Tribal Governments, & elected leaders in Washington for working to defend Southeast Alaska and B.C.'s shared transboundary salmon rivers!

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  • Letter from Alaska Congressional Delegation to Secretary of State Antony Blinken, June 2021 ​
  • Multistate Delegation Letter to Premier Horgan - June 13, 2019
  • Alaska Congressional Delegation & Governor Walker Administration -  2018
  • U.S. State Department Response - 2017
  • Alaska Congressional Delegation & Governor Walker Administration - 2017
  • Alaska Congressional Delegation - 2016
  • Washington State Senatorial Letter - 2016
  • Memorandum to Secretary Kerry - 2016
  • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
  • Representative Don Young
  • Senator Lisa Murkowski
  • Former Senator Mark Begich
  • Alaska Congressional Delegation - 2014
  • Federal Subsistence Board
  • U.S. Department of State to Embassy of Canada, 1998
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  • Letter from Alaska lawmakers to B.C. Premier John Horgan, May 2021
  • Letter from Governor Michael J. Dunleavy to Speaker of the House Bryce Edgmon and 21 Legislators, May 7th, 2019
  • Letter to Governor Michael J. Dunleavy and Lieutenant Governor Kevin Meyer from 22 Alaska Legislators  - April, 2019
  • Letter from Governor Walker to B.C. Premier John Horgan
  • Letter to Governor Walker from Sen. Egan, Sen. Stevens, Rep. Drummond, Rep. Edgmon, Rep. Josephson, Rep. Kreiss-Tomkins, Rep. Ortiz, Rep. Parish, Rep. Stutes, & Rep. Tarr
  • House Fisheries Committee chair, Rep. Stutes
  • Department of Natural Resources
  • Representative Kreiss-Tomkins
  • Juneau Legislators
  • Letter to Governor Walker from Rep. Ortiz, Rep, Stutes, Sen. Egan, Rep. Parish, Rep. Tarr, & Rep. Kreiss-Tomkins
  • Letter to Governor Walker from Rep. Bryce Edgmon
  • Memo to Governor Walker & Lt. Governor Mallott from Montana Citizens​
  • Governor Tony Knowles to Secretary Albright, 1998



MONTANA
  • Montana Citizens to the State of Alaska 
  • Governor Bullock and Senator Tester to the U.S. State Department​































































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  • Metlakatla Indian Community
  • National Congress of American Indians
  • Klawock Cooperative Association
  • Hydaburg Cooperative Association
  • Craig Tribal Association
  • Organized Village of Kasaan
  • Alaska Native Brotherhood & Alaska Native Sisterhood
  • Alaska Federation of Natives
  • Petersburg Indian Association
  • Central Council Tlingit Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska​
  • The National Congress of American Indians  
  • Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs 

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  • City and Borough of Petersburg - 2021
  • City and Borough of Wrangell - 2021
  • City and Borough of Sitka - 2021 
  • City and Borough of Petersburg - 2019
    City & Borough of Juneau - 2017
  • City & Borough of Sitka - 2017
  • City & Borough of Wrangell - 2017
  • Petersburg Borough - 2017
  • Ketchikan Gateway Borough - 2017
  • ​City of Pelican - 2015
  • City & Borough of Juneau - 2015
  • Ketchikan Gateway Borough - 2014
  • City of Port Alexander- 2014
  • Petersburg Borough - 2014
  • City & Borough of Sitka - 2014
  • City & Borough of Wrangell - 2014
  • City of Tenakee Springs - 2015
  • Southeast Conference of Mayors - 2014
  • United Fishermen of Alaska - 2021
  • B.C. Mining Law Reform Network Member Letter - 2016
    American Fisheries Society
  • Seafood Harvesters of America
  • Wrangell Fish & Game Advisory Committee
  • United Fishermen of Alaska
  • Alaska Trollers Association
  • Petersburg Vessel Owners Association
  • SE Alaska Subsistence Regional Advisory Council
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SALMON BEYOND BORDERS is a campaign driven by sport and commercial fishermen, community leaders, tourism and recreation business owners and concerned citizens, in collaboration with Tribes and First Nations, united across the Alaska/British Columbia border to defend and sustain our transboundary rivers, jobs and way of life.

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  • THE CAMPAIGN
  • The Transboundary Region
    • People >
      • Trixie Bennett
      • Joel Jackson
      • Lincoln Bean
      • Bjorn Dihle
      • Mike Jackson
      • Tyson Fick
      • Holly Enderle
      • LaVern Beier
    • Alaska - British Columbia >
      • Films and Photos
    • U.S. - B.C. Transboundary Watersheds
    • FAQ
  • Updates
    • Transboundary Rivers in the News
    • Press Releases
  • Resources
    • Reports
    • Report: U.S. Pressure on B.C. Builds
    • Resolutions & Letters of Support
    • Boundary Waters Treaty
    • Status of B.C. Mining Projects
  • TAKE ACTION
  • DONATE
  • EVENTS
    • "When the Salmon Spoke" and The Salmon Wauwau
    • Transboundary Webinars