Industrial logging and road building threaten these high value community use areas that citizens have fought for decades to protect.  Many of these high value wildlands were designated Wilderness in legislation that passed the House of Representatives (but did not become law) in 1989 and/or were set aside from logging in the 1999 Tongass Land Management Plan that has been rescinded by a court order.

SEACC is working to safeguard these and other important places.

Stay tuned as we highlight these places in our wild snapshot series.  Contact us if you have images or stories about these special places.

• Seal Bay, Tenakee Inlet
• Crab Bay
• Broad Finger
• Poison Cove, Ushk Bay and Deep Bay
• East Saook Bay
• Sandborn Canal, Port Houghton
• East Port Camden
• Duncan Salt Chuck, Castle River, Kupreanof Island
• Seclusion Bay, East Kuiu Island
• Southeast Rocky Pass
• Southeast Mitkof Island
• Salmon Bay Lake
• Calder-Holbrook
• Honker Divide, Prince of Wales Island
• Cleveland Peninsula
• Northwest Dall Island
• Sukkwan Island
• Keete, Mabel and Kassa Inlets, Prince of Wales Island