1. EPA Draft
Watershed Assessment
Anchorage, Dillingham and Naknek
June 4 and 5
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2. Anchorage
residents
gathered in
the University
of Alaska
Anchorage’s
Wendy
Williamson
Auditorium
June 4.

3. The 900-seat
Wendy
Williamson
Auditorium at
the University
of Alaska
Anchorage
was nearly
full.

4. Anchorage

5. Pebble Partnership Ltd’s John Shively (at right)

6. Hundreds attended the Anchorage meeting. Of those who spoke for the record, about
half were critical of the EPA assessment.

7. Anchorage

8. BBNC President/CEO Jason Metrokin, Anchorage

9. Dorothy Larson, Anchorage

10. Anchorage

11. Anchorage

12. Sen. Rick Halford, Anchorage

13. Dillingham

14. Dillingham

15. Dillingham residents listen to others weigh in.

16. Dan Annoi, Dillingham

17. Hjalmar E. Olsen, Dillingham

18. Three-year-
old Kila
Messer

19. Billy Maines, Dillingham.

20. Dillingham

21. EPA had the meetings recorded.

22. CAPTION Dillingham

23. “Save our Salmon” shirts and “No Pebble Mine” stickers were handed out in several
communities where EPA public comment meetings were held.

24. State Senate President Gary Stevens speaks in Dillingham.

25. CAPTION Dillingham

26. Stickers and posters were also available.

27. (From left) Jacquelyn M. Wilson, Esther Ilutsik and Anu Wysocki in Dillingham

28. Former First Lady Bella Hammond and former state Sen. Rick Halford, Naknek

29. Former First Lady Bella Hammond, Naknek

30. Naknek

31. Naknek

32. Bristol Bay residents gather at the meeting in Naknek.

33. Naknek attendees sign up to speak.

34. Naknek

35. Many who attended the Naknek meeting sported “We Bristol Bay” T-shirts.