The 2019 participants of our Ted Smith Conservation Internship Program have started their summer internships! These students will spend 12 weeks working at conservation organizations around Alaska. Natalie Armstrong – Program and Outreach Assistant, Alaska Longline Fisherman’s Association Brian Boyle – Anchorage Sustainability Intern, Municipality of Anchorage Jenna DiFolco – Alaska Intern, Defenders of Wildlife Katia Galambos – Stream Watch […]
Alaska Conservation Foundation is excited to welcome Danielle Stickman to the team as our new Network Coordinator! At the beginning of May 2019, Danielle was hired as the new Network Coordinator for the Western Alaska Landscape Conservation Cooperative. Danielle is of Dena’ina and Koyukon Athabascan descent. She was raised in Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Nondalton which […]
Apply for one of our 15 summer internships in Alaska! Applications will be accepted until February 16, 2019.
If you know an outstanding individual or organization working in conservation in Alaska, honor them by nominating them to receive a Conservation Achievement Award! Nominations will be accepted until May 1, 2019.
Happy holidays from Alaska Conservation Foundation! We have made great strides in 2018 and are looking forward to moving into 2019 with our generous supporters.
Today, November 27th, please consider making a special gift to Alaska Conservation Foundation to support our work to protect Alaska’s wild lands, waters, and wildlife.
Ballot Measure 1 aims to bring transparency, balance and a responsible approach to large-scale development projects that impact our salmon habitat. Vote Yes on 1! Stand for Salmon!
Inside Philanthropy, a prestigious online news source that covers philanthropy funders around the country, recently wrote a wonderful piece on Alaska Conservation Foundation! Read it here.
Celebrate our heroes! Join Alaska Conservation Foundation to honor this year’s Conservation Achievement Award recipients and celebrate their inspiring contributions to safeguarding Alaska’s wildlands, waters and wildlife. Thursday, October 11, 2018 12:00pm-3:00pm Williwaw 601 F Street Anchorage, Alaska
On August 1st, NOAA released their annual climate assessment. Among their findings: 2017 was one of the three warmest years on record since the mid-1800s.
