At Corvus Culture we are passionate about finding the relevance in cultural resource management, educating others on the role cultural resources play in personal and community identity and development, and helping people connect with and preserve these "places that matter."
We are an Alaska preservation planning firm headquartered in Anchorage. A woman-owned small business and certified disadvantaged business entity (DBE), we provide a full-range of cultural resource and social science research services. Our principal and owner, Tracie Krauthoefer, has been providing these services to a broad range of public and private clients across varied market sectors throughout Alaska and the Pacific Northwest for 20 years.
OUR SERVICES
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Section 106 Consultation Support
We specialize in supporting clients through complex National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) Section 106 consultations, including large scale oil and gas, mining, and transportation projects involving phased planning and implementation. We enjoy the problem solving often involved in particularly complicated consultations, and our combination of Agency, SHPO review, and private sector consulting experience makes us uniquely qualified to provide this service.
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Cultural Resource Surveys
We are experienced in the survey, documentation and evaluation of cultural resources in both rural and urban Alaska. In addition to survey reporting and AHRS site documentation, we are skilled in preparing National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) evaluations and nominations, historic structures reports (HSRs), Historic American Building Survey (HABS) documentation, and historic contexts. Our staff meet the Secretary of the Interior’s professional qualifications standards for Archaeology, Architectural History, and History.
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Historic Preservation
We can assist you with federal rehabilitation tax credit applications, building and neighborhood preservation planning, building and site maintenance planning, condition assessments, easement planning, and myriad other historic preservation related tasks.
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Subsistence Research and Review
Our principal and owner, Tracie Krauthoefer, formerly worked as a subsistence resource specialist for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game in the Yukon Kuskokwim Delta, where she developed, managed and conducted social science research projects on subsistence harvest and use, including regional harvest assessments and local knowledge (TEK) interviews, throughout the Delta. As a consultant, Tracie has managed subsistence research programs for a number of projects in southcentral and interior Alaska, as well as the North Slope.
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Programmatic Agreements and Memorandums of Agreement
We are skilled in drafting and reviewing programmatic agreements for the phasing of large development projects, and memorandums of agreement for the resolution of adverse effects. We work with clients and consulting parties to identify and implement relevant, meaningful mitigation opportunities.
CONTACT US
Phone: 1.907.230.2394
Email: [email protected]
Office: 2506-B Fairbanks St, Anchorage Alaska
Mail: 5201 E Northern Lights Blvd, Unit 3W, Anchorage Alaska 99508