1. Native Village Case Study: Klawock Cooperative Association, Tribe Ann Wyatt Environmental Planner, Klawock Cooperative Association, Tribe

2. History of Klawock Klawock closely tied to fishing community First hatchery in AK built in Klawock in 1878 State constructed salmon fish hatchery for Klawock in 1978 Several local canneries in area Island also greatly influenced by logging industry

3. Prince of Wales Island Transportation Klawock Cooperative Association (KCA) located on West Coast of Prince of Wales Island in community of Klawock KCA depends on air transportation from Ketchikan Ferry transportation also available Klawock connected by island roads system to surrounding communities Small boat harbor and boat launch

4. Klawock Cooperative Association IGAP Program IGAP Program started in October 1999 Two environmental staff Environmental planner and technician Staff participate in Tribal Environmental Coalition (TEC) Environmental staff attend monthly TEC meetings and participate in annual TEC Earth Day Fair

5. KCA Environmental Issues Solid waste disposal Household hazardous waste Abandoned vehicles Contaminated mine sites Klawock Watershed Project

6. KCA Air Quality Concerns Klawock city burn site Smoke from large burn site affects village residential area Dust from unpaved roads

7. KCA Future Air Quality Projects Complete air quality assessment Community education & outreach Indoor air quality residential assessments

8. Toxic Air Pollutants Also known as hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) 188 HAPs defined by EPA Air pollutants known or suspected to cause cancer EPA working with tribes, states and locals to reduce air toxics in the environment

9. Examples of Air Toxics Benzene - gasoline Asbestos Mercury (moves to fish, waterfowl, some mammals) Lead - leaded gasoline Arsenic Formaldehyde

10. Klawock City Burn Site

11. Klawock City Burn site

12. Klawock Burn Site – Air Toxics

13. Klawock Road Dust

14. Burn Site next to Klawock Lake

15. Klawock Burn Site