Through the Oil Spill Response Operations program, the Council monitors activities related to the operational readiness of oil spill response personnel, equipment, and organization of the trans-Alaskan pipeline shipping industry. This program monitors oil spill incidents, drills, and exercises within Prince William Sound and evaluates response readiness.
Local knowledge incorporated into proposed spill response plans for Copper River Delta
A group of Alaskans recently collaborated to develop new plans to protect the Copper River Delta and Flats region from ...
Annual spill reports help track history of preparedness
When the Exxon Valdez ran aground in 1989, oil spill cleanup equipment was not ready to go. Some of it ...
Kodiak community engages with on-water oil spill response training
The Council held walking tours for locals to learn about the annual oil spill response training for fishing vessels in ...
Audiobook of the Council’s award-winning Peer Listener Training Manual now available
One of the Council’s most popular and longest-running projects just got an upgrade to audiobook format. Why listening is important ...
Citizens, industry, and government work together to preserve spill prevention and response program in Prince William Sound
Hundreds of fishing vessels will remain a vital part of Alyeska’s oil spill response program, thanks to the passage of ...
What today’s oil tells us about tomorrow’s spill response
The Council has released a new analysis of Alaska North Slope crude oil. Every few years, the Prince William Sound ...
