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ART (NOT Lease) Sale 258

ART (NOT Lease) Sale 258

by | Dec 3, 2021 | , , ,

Five local artists from the Cook Inlet basin have come together to raise awareness about the federal government’s Lease Sale 258, which would open over a million acres of Lower Cook Inlet to oil and gas development. The area, from below Kalgin Island down to Augustine Island and across to Kachemak Bay, is prime fishing grounds for salmon and halibut and critical habitat for the endangered Cook Inlet beluga. Over 50 Alaskans showed up at the public hearings for the lease sale in November–and all testified in opposition to the sale.