A Typhoon Is Forcing Native Alaskans to Evacuate and Lose the only Land They've Known

United Cajun Navy Sends Supplies, Volunteers to Recovery Effort in Alaska

From the Mississippi Delta to the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, the United Cajun Navy journeyed north this week, bringing supplies and decades of disaster response experience to communities in western Alaska devastated by Typhoon Halong. Meteorologist Amy Metz and Incident Commander Josh Gill met up in Anchorage on Oct. 18, forming the spearhead of their nonprofit’s presence amid the consortium of government and nonprofit recovery teams already working…

A typhoon is forcing Native Alaskans to evacuate and lose the only land they've known

The remnants of a typhoon have forced over a thousand people to evacuate from rural villages in Western Alaska. Many of those leaving are Alaska Native people with generations-long connections to the land.

Alaskans rally for Typhoon Halong relief efforts

A lot of you watching are wanting to help. But what are the best ways to do that? Your Alaska Link runs down just a few of the ways you can give.

30 Days Free Storage: U-Haul Opens 11 Alaska Facilities to Support Typhoon Victims

U-Haul makes 11 Alaska locations available for 30 days free self-storage and on-site U-Box use after Typhoon Halong; 1,500+ residents displaced. Offer for new rentals; U-Box delivery available for a modest fee.