Indigenous Guides

Raven Clan Adventures is more than a tourism business—it is a family legacy grounded in Indigenous knowledge, wilderness expertise, cultural stewardship, and generations of life on the land in Alaska.

The company is led by husband-and-wife team Jody Potts-Joseph and Jamey Joseph, who were raised in the traditional ways of their Athabascan people among the rivers, mountains, wilderness, and grounded in their culture.

Their experience is not manufactured for tourism - it is authentic lived knowledge passed through generations and strengthened through decades of wilderness experience.

Raven Clan Adventures was created to share that experience with visitors from around the world through meaningful, unforgettable, and culturally grounded Alaska adventures.

Jody Potts-Joseph, Owner and Lead Guide

Jamey Joseph, Operations and Guide

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Jamey Joseph is a lifelong Alaskan, wilderness expert, veteran, and highly skilled backcountry operator with decades of experience working in remote Alaska environments. Jamey has extensive expertise in:

Remote camp construction
River travel
Logistics
Wilderness transportation
Hunting and fishing
Outdoor safety
Backcountry operations
Equipment management
Survival and emergency preparedness

As a veteran, Jamey brings discipline, leadership, operational planning, and risk management skills that are critical for successful wilderness tourism operations. He understands the challenges of operating safely and efficiently in extreme environments.

Jody Potts-Joseph is an Indigenous leader, entrepreneur, public speaker, wilderness guide, and traditional Alaska outdoorswoman from Eagle, Alaska. Jody is nationally recognized as one of the stars of the television series Life Below Zero: First Alaskans, where audiences around the world have followed her family’s traditional way of life in remote Alaska. She is staring in a new series on National Geographic called Surviving Alaska, Wild Women of Alaska premiering in October 2026. In addition to her public platform, Jody serves in leadership roles with Doyon Limited and supports Indigenous advocacy, youth leadership, and cultural preservation. Jody is also an experienced Iditarod musher, demonstrating elite-level endurance, wilderness survival, logistics, dog care, and leadership under extreme conditions.

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Adeline Juneby Potts, grandma, frybread master and storyteller

Adeline has a lifetime of experience on the traditional lands of the Han people where Raven Clan Adventures calls home. Adeline often assists with food prep, making her highly sought after frybread and has stories to share over team.

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