ECONOMIC VITALITY FOR ALL

Spruce Root
Sealaska Heritage Institute
Carving and Bark Program
The Carving and Bark program is a joint effort between Sealaska, Sealaska Timber Company and Alaska Coastal Aggregates to contribute to the cultural needs of Sealaska shareholders. Red and yellow cedar are custom cut to fill the donation requests of nonprofit organizations throughout the region.
Each year, we donate thousands of pounds of red and yellow cedar to arts programs that benefit thousands of students, community programs, village culture camps and behavioral health programs. While the Carving and Bark program does not provide teaching instruction, we do partner with artists and teachers to host workshops across Southeast Alaska, Washington state and California. We are always looking to expand the reach of our workshops.
If you are interested in having a workshop in your community, receiving materials, or learning more, please contact us.
Sustainable Southeast Partnership
- Community fisheries and forestry
- Food security
- Energy independence
- Local business
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