In December 2021, because of all the projects planned for Tyonek, as well as additional projects planned by both the village and the corporation, Tyonek requested assistance in the development of a land use plan. Ms. Cheryl Kelly, DOI, reached out to students at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (VT) to solicit interest …
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In May of 2021 the tribal council approved a project to work with Purdue University in the development of housing designs for the Village of Tyonek. In September of 2021, The Executive Director of the Tebughna Foundation indicated there were sixteen abandoned homes in Tyonek, and they would like them demolished and build new ones. …
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Many of the Bahamas’ 371,000 residents rely on the country’s natural resources for their livelihood. Sport fishing is an important part of the tourism industry, as the Bahamas is a world-class, fly-fishing destination attracting anglers from across the globe. For-hire fishing contributes an estimated US $100 million to $500 million annually to the Bahamas’ economy. …
C2P2 has agreed to partner with Coastal Communities Consulting (CCC) to establish a list of needs that could be met through C2P2’s established college and universities’ network. Coastal Communities Consulting (CCC) is a non-profit organization that serves Southeast Louisiana’s fishermen through social support services, economic development, and disaster assistance in multiple languages to non- or …
On the 14th of October 2021, the tribal council approved an alternative energy project through a collaboration between Drexel University’s Peace Engineering school Village of Tyonek, Alaska, and in partnership with the Thriving Earth Exchange (TEX). Drexel, EDF, TEX and C2P2 visited Tyonek from August 2nd to the 5th in 2021 to meet the Tyonek …
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