NANA Withdraws from Ambler Access Project
The board of NANA Regional Corporation decided to not renew a permit for fieldwork to develop a proposed road to the Ambler mining district.
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D & L Construction to Replace Sourdough Creek Campground Bridge
A contractor on the Kenai Peninsula gets the $3.2 million job to replace a bridge at Sourdough Creek Campground north of Glennallen. The Federal Highway Administration – Western Federal Lands Highway Division awarded the contract to D & L Construction of Cooper Landing.
Public Lands Veteran Named Bureau of Land Management Alaska Director
The US Bureau of Land Management (BLM) named public land manager Steven Cohn as the new Director of the Alaska State Office in Anchorage.
AIDEA Studying Ambler Access Supply Chain
The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority is studying the supply chain corridor for a road to the Ambler mining district.
BLM Suspends Ambler Road Right-of-Way
The Biden administration is rescinding the right-of-way granted to the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority for a road to the Ambler mining district.
Trump Administration Approves Willow Master Development Plan
The decision allows for construction of up to three drill sites and associated processing and support facilities, including gravel roads and pipelines to provide access to federal leases and allow for responsible oil and gas development and operations.
Public Meetings Slated for Draft Analyses of Two Proposals: Willow Development Plan & Ambler ‘Road to Resources’
The Bureau of Land Management is seeking feedback through public meetings and comments on the proposed Willow Master Development Plan and Ambler Mining District Industrial Access Road Draft Environmental Impact Statements (EISs), both of which the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) made available for public review and comment and published in the Federal Register.
BLM Seeks Nominations to Resource Advisory Councils
The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public nominations for positions on thirty-one Resource Advisory Councils nationwide, including five vacancies in Alaska.