Conservation Fund

Alaska Community Action on Toxics (ACAT) is a non-profit organization based in Anchorage, AK, dedicated to protecting health and ensuring justice through collaborative research, education, advocacy, and community engagement. With a strong commitment to environmental justice, ACAT empowers communities to eliminate exposure to toxic substances and works towards the restoration and preservation of ecosystems. They strive to achieve policies based on the precautionary principle, support the rights of Indigenous peoples, and advocate for the elimination of harmful chemicals in industries and military sources. ACAT works at various levels, from local to international, to address environmental health and justice issues, focusing on the elimination of the most dangerous chemicals. They advocate for laws that place the burden of proof on the chemicals industry and commerce, rather than on the public, and work towards raising awareness about the daily exposure to toxic chemicals. ACAT's mission is to protect Alaska's fish, wildlife, and people from harmful contaminants, promoting a sustainable and healthy environment for all.Generated from the website

Anchorage Waterways Council is dedicated to preserving the health of Anchorage's creeks and lakes through various programs, including monitoring local waterways, promoting responsible pet waste disposal, and engaging the community in creek cleanup efforts. Their initiatives also focus on educating the public about stormwater management and the importance of maintaining clean aquatic environments. The organization actively involves the community in hands-on activities, such as creek cleanups and educational programs that utilize local creeks as classrooms. By addressing issues like pollution and wildlife conservation, Anchorage Waterways Council aims to foster a sustainable relationship between residents and their natural water resources. Generated from the website

The Alaska Marine Conservation Council (AMCC) is dedicated to promoting sustainable fishing practices and supporting local fishermen in Alaska. They advocate for the inclusion of small-boat fishermen in federal policies to ensure the longevity of fisheries and coastal communities. AMCC offers community-supported fisheries through events like their popup market, featuring high-quality seafood harvested by local fishermen. Their initiatives emphasize the importance of locally sourced seafood while connecting consumers to the vibrant fishing culture of Alaska. Generated from the website