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INVESTMENTS GUIDED BY OUR VALUES
We serve the twin goals of
economic prosperity and environmental protection.
Sealaska believes that protecting and preserving our environment isn’t just a moral or cultural imperative; it is smart business. In fact, it is the core of our $700 million business portfolio. All of our businesses follow a formula designed to create both profit and pride:
- To improve our air and water quality, we sustainably manage our forests – including preserving nearly half of our forested lands as part of our Carbon Offset Project;
- To protect fisheries, our seafood companies actively support sustainable fishing and seek more value per fish through innovative practices;
- To improve the health of streams and waterways, our environmental services companies are testing water quality and solving complex hydrology challenges.
And, as an organization, we are committed to evaluating the social, economic, and environmental impact of each of our businesses to ensure alignment with our values and long-term vision to support future generations.
CORE BUSINESSES
Natural Resources and Land Management
Sealaska’s Carbon Sequestration Program is a new sustainable model for forest stewardship built on the understanding that in today’s economy, a forest’s value can be greater than the sum of its parts.
- The Sealaska Carbon Story Movie
- Former Intern Administers Carbon Project
- Commitment to Carbon Offset Project Pays Off in 2018
Sealaska Timber Company responsibly manages and harvests timber from our lands while serving as an economic driver for our communities.
Learn more about STC
Learn more about STC
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Sealaska Government and Commercial Services is a leader in construction, engineering, and data analytics working to address some of the most challenging environmental issues on land and in waterways.
- Building Launch Pads for Data Gathering Balloons
- Installing Renewable Energy System for NOAA
- Restoring Juneau Recreation Area while Improving Salmon Habitat
Gregg Drilling, a national leader in geotechnical drilling, and water remediation, joined Sealaska in 2018. Together we are actively working to diagnose and solve many of the hydrological threats to our oceans.
Sealaska Technical Services works around the world as a trusted engineering and environmental-consulting partner to federal and private customers, providing both the financial benefits of an 8(a) company and extensive, mission-critical capabilities of a top design firm through our mentor-protégé relationship with Tetra Tech Inc.
CS Marine designs, builds, repairs and recovers a wide variety of complex projects on and under water. Known and widely respected for their skilled problem solving, its people bring to their work a passion for the ocean and a commitment to doing the right thing.
SUSTAINABLE FOODS
New England Seafood International Limited (NESI) imports, processes and supplies fresh and frozen premium sustainable fish and seafood to retailers and leading food-service brands in the UK and Northern Europe. Based in London, it is highly respected for its responsible sourcing and its commitment to enhancing lives and promoting a thriving planet.
Orca Bay Foods an energetic and creative company, bring quality, value and innovation to its line of low impact protein products. Orca Bay Foods’ focuses on wild seafood from Alaska, crab, frozen vegetable products and a new line of vegan protein products can be found at grocery stores throughout the United States.
Learn more about Orca Bay Foods
Learn more about Orca Bay Foods
Independent Packers (IPC) is an industry leader in seafood processing and specializes in the efficient conversion of all species of Seafood into high value retail products, that ultimately help improve the health of fisheries and the ocean as a whole.
Learn more about Sealaska’s investment in IPC
Learn more about Sealaska’s investment in IPC
Barnacle Foods creates and manufactures products – such as salsas, hot sauces, pickles, jams and jellies – with bull kelp and other Alaska-grown, harvested and foraged ingredients. It is rooted in a deep respect for Alaska’s rich bounty and a commitment to ensuring that its resources continue to flourish for future generations to enjoy and share.
