Cama’i!
Welcome to Leisnoi, Inc.,
an Alaska Native Village Corporation.
About Us
Shareholders
Our Lands
Purpose. Path. Principles.
Leisnoi, Incorporated is an Alaska Native village corporation with roots on Woody Island in the Kodiak Island Archipelago. Our ancestors arrived in the area over 10,000 years ago, and today Leisnoi shareholders and descendants can be found in both our traditional home and throughout the United States.
Leisnoi was established in 1971 by the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA), and today owns approximately 50,000 acres on Kodiak, Woody and Long Islands. Our purpose is to provide shareholder benefits, manage our lands and preserve Alutiiq heritage.
Our lands are our most valuable asset and have formed the core of our financial success as a corporation. The land represents value through shareholder use for culture, subsistence, and recreation activities as well as the opportunity for economic development.
News
Alutiiq Museum Community Survey
The Alutiiq Museum is reaching out to the Alutiiq community through a survey. Leisnoi, Inc. is sharing the survey to encourage participation. It takes just five minutes to complete. The Museum would be most grateful See More
Kodiak’s Termination Point Permanently Conserved for Public Benefit
The Kodiak community has prioritized the conservation of Termination Point for over 20 years. After years of negotiations, the 1028-acre property owned by Leisnoi, Inc. and known locally as Termination Point is now permanently conserved See More
Archaeological Survey Focuses on Chiniak Bay
With a $43,075 Tribal Heritage Grant from the National Park Service, Leisnoi, Inc. and the Alutiiq Museum are partnering to study ancestral Alutiiq settlements in the Chiniak Bay region. The two-year Leisnoi Lands Survey, which See More