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Frequently Asked Questions

  
     
  1.  How are STC's logs scaled and graded?  
     
  STC utilizes the services of Pacific Rim Log Scaling Bureau.  Click here to learn more.  
     
  2.  What does ANCSA stand for?  
     
  ANCSA is a term for Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act.  This act was enacted in 1971 to help resolve the land claims dispute between Alaskan Natives and United States.  
     
  3.  Where is Sealaska Timber's location?  
     
  Sealaska Timber Corporation (STC) is Headquartered in Ketchikan, Alaska.  STC's Marketing Department is located in Bellevue, Washington.  Follow the "Contact Info" link to see more information.  
     
  4.  Are Sealaska and Sealaska Timber the same company?  
     
  Sealaska Corporation is the parent company of Sealaska Timber Corporation.  They are both formed as a result of the passing of ANCSA.  However, Sealaska Timber was formed by Sealaska Corporation to manage, develop, and market timber products derived from the natural resource assets conveyed to Sealaska as a result of the Act.  
     
  5.  What kind of products does STC market?  
     
  STC offers two types of Products: the first, in the form of product, is round logs; the second, in the form of service, is Charter Services.  To learn more about these two product types, follow the "Product & Services" link or contact STC's Marketing Department to learn more.  
     
  6.  How do I contact STC if my company is interested in some of the products/services it has to offer?  
     
  The best place to start is to go to "Contact Info" page or the "Sales & Marketing" page to get you going.  STC's Marketing team can then determine if STC can meet your needs regarding products/services.  
     
  7.  I am planning to come to SE Alaska for an inspection trip.  Can STC assist me with places to stay and or airline information?  
     
  Yes.  We've provided a page dedicated to assist our customers and potential clients in getting to or around SE Alaska.  You can follow this link in the "Other Links" page or click here.