True North Sustainable Development Solutions, LLC

10/08/2026

Message us if interested!

We’re hiring! 🌲

True North Sustainable Development Solutions is looking for a reliable, detail-oriented Office Manager/Bookkeeper to join our growing team.

If you’re experienced in office operations, QuickBooks, payroll, financial organization and you love keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes, we’d love to connect.

✔️ 32–40 hours per week
✔️ $20–$35 per hour (DOE)
✔️ Paid time off
✔️ Leadership & financial oversight experience
✔️ Work with a collaborative, growing organization

This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys structure, responsibility, and being a key part of a company’s success.

Send your resume to:
📧robert.meinhardt@truenorthsolutions

Know someone who would be a great fit? Tag them below 👇🏼

09/23/2026

Some projects take us far beyond the road system and into places where careful planning, adaptability, and respect for the landscape are essential.

This season, TNSDS had the privilege of working in rural Southeast Alaska, where our team provided archaeological field support in a setting rich with history, culture, and natural beauty. Working in remote communities requires more than technical expertise. It demands thoughtful logistics, collaboration, environmental awareness, and a commitment to protecting cultural resources while supporting responsible project development.

Whether operating in remote coastal communities, challenging terrain, or environmentally sensitive areas, our team brings the experience and flexibility needed to deliver results while honoring the people and places that make each project unique.
We are grateful for the opportunity to do this work and extend our sincere thanks to the community of Kake for their hospitality and support.

Rob Meinhardt | 907.841.4096 or robertmeinhardt@truenorthsolutions

08/04/2026

TNSDS had the pleasure of working in Wrangell, Alaska, earlier this year. In cooperation with the City of Wrangell and the Wrangell Cooperative Association, TNSDS responded to and assessed an inadvertent discovery made during development of the Alder Top Village Subdivision.

Our team conducted archaeological investigations and data recovery to document and evaluate the discovery to ensure that cultural resources were identified, documented, and treated in accordance with applicable cultural resource protection requirements. The investigation also provided an opportunity to further our understanding of Wrangell’s rich cultural history and the long-term occupation of the Shoemaker Bay area.

We appreciate the opportunity to work alongside the City of Wrangell, and the Wrangell Cooperative Association, to help preserve Alaska’s cultural heritage while supporting responsible community development.

Preserving the past for future generations.

03/20/2026

Working in the intertidal zone of Sitka has been a unique opportunity for the True North Sustainable Development Solutions (TNSDS) cultural resources team. Supporting the Sitka Seawalk project meant working late into the night to align with the lowest tides and experiencing Southeast Alaska’s winter weather-including several inches of snowfall during our visit. These conditions are all part of working in a landscape where land and sea meet, a shoreline that has supported human activity and marine resource management for thousands of years. We are grateful to the Sitka community for the opportunity to work in such a beautiful and culturally rich place and look forward to returning later this year to continue our work along Sitka’s remarkable shoreline.

03/04/2026

We’re Hiring! 🚨

True North Sustainable Development Solutions is looking for a Senior Project Archaeologist to join our growing team.

This role will lead archaeological field projects across Alaska, manage GIS/GPS data, supervise field crews, and help ensure compliance with cultural resource regulations.

What we’re looking for:
• Master’s degree in Archaeology, Anthropology, or related field
• GIS / ArcGIS proficiency
• Fieldwork and technical reporting experience
• Knowledge of Section 106 regulations preferred
• Willingness to travel to remote Alaska locations

What we offer:
✔ Competitive pay starting at $70,000+ per year
✔ Full-time (32–40 hours per week)
✔ Paid time off
✔ Health insurance
✔ Opportunity to work with a collaborative, growing team

📩 Send your resume to:
[email protected]

02/13/2026

We’re hiring! 🌲

True North Sustainable Development Solutions is looking for a reliable, detail-oriented Office Manager/Bookkeeper to join our growing team.

If you’re experienced in office operations, QuickBooks, payroll, financial organization and you love keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes, we’d love to connect.

✔️ 32–40 hours per week
✔️ $20–$35 per hour (DOE)
✔️ Paid time off
✔️ Leadership & financial oversight experience
✔️ Work with a collaborative, growing organization

This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys structure, responsibility, and being a key part of a company’s success.

Send your resume to:
📧robert.meinhardt@truenorthsolutions

Know someone who would be a great fit? Tag them below 👇🏼

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from True North Sustainable Development 🎄✨

This season, we’re grateful for the partners, clients, and communities we work alongside to build responsibly and with purpose. Wishing you a holiday filled with warmth, reflection, and hope for a sustainable year ahead 🤍

12/17/2025

TNSDS spent the weekend volunteering to process tree samples (sand them down) and count tree rings! Trees are amazing biological creatures. As one of the longest living organisms on our planet, we can learn a lot from them and especially from counting tree rings. Besides learning the age of the tree, under the right conditions we can date archaeological sites, we can determine the past climate conditions, fire history of the area and various other environmental disturbances are all recorded by trees in their annual rings.
So next time you are feeling overwhelmed with the state of the world, I invite you to go sit with a tree. Lean back, breathe deeply, and remember that the world has been through countless seasons - and so have you."