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The Formation of SLIPP
The Formation of SLIPP
Landslide risk reduction requires strong partnerships between state, local, Tribal, and federal entities. The idea of a formal organization that assists in creating a hub for communities and agencies to share knowledge was developed by communities in 2024 during a meeting in Sitka. A working group was formed, and monthly meetings occurred. That group created the Southeast Alaska Landslide Information and Preparedness Partnership (SLIPP), which is facilitating this strategic planning effort.
SLIPP Community of Practice is comprised of
SLIPP Community of Practice is comprised of
Over 250 individuals who are citizen scientists, knowledge holders, community members, and experts at Tribal, state, federal, nonprofit organizations, agencies, and entities throughout the region and beyond.
The SLIPP Community of Practice includes but is not limited to the following partners:
The SLIPP Community of Practice includes but is not limited to the following partners:
SLIPP Steerting Committee
SLIPP Steerting Committee
Travis Eckhoff
Aaron Jacobs
Katherine Prussian
Kenneth Weitzel
Allison Bidlack
Adelaide Johnson
Sabrina Grubitz
Lindsey Pierce
Dennis Staley
Kaitlyn Jared
Jessica Kayser Forster
John Pennington
Luka Silva
Administrative Team
Administrative Team
Lindsey Pierce
Lisa Busch
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