Knik Conservation District

The Alaska Association of Conservation Districts (AACD) is a non-profit organization based in Wasilla, Alaska, dedicated to promoting and implementing conservation practices throughout the state. With a wide range of programs and initiatives, AACD aims to protect and enhance Alaska's natural resources, including agricultural lands, forests, water quality, wildlife habitats, and recreational trails. Through partnerships with local districts and various stakeholders, AACD works towards its mission of sustainable land and resource management, offering services such as erosion control, water quality monitoring, invasive plant management, and wildlife habitat education. With over five decades of experience, AACD continues to play a vital role in preserving Alaska's unique environment for future generations.Generated from the website

Alaska Trails is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization based in Anchorage, AK, dedicated to building trails that benefit the people, communities, and economy of Alaska. They provide funding ideas, technical assistance, and resources for trail-related projects and programs, including development, maintenance, easement acquisition, safety, and education. With a vision to create a world-class trail system connecting 500 miles of Alaska's iconic terrain and diverse communities, Alaska Trails aims to attract visitors from around the world while preserving and enhancing the outdoor recreation opportunities for Alaskans. As trail advocates and stewards, Alaska Trails actively engages volunteers and corporate partners in their mission, offering various volunteer opportunities and corporate volunteer programs. They also organize events, trainings, and conferences to promote trail development and management. With a focus on sustainability and long-term planning, Alaska Trails is committed to investing in the future of Alaska by creating a trail route that rivals the great long trails of the world.Generated from the website

The Alaska Wildlife Alliance is dedicated to the conservation and protection of Alaska's wildlife through various initiatives, including advocacy, education, and community engagement. They offer opportunities for individuals to get involved, whether through volunteering or supporting their campaigns and conservation efforts. With a focus on endangered species recovery, climate adaptation, and public awareness, the organization aims to raise awareness about the importance of wildlife preservation in Alaska. Their commitment to fostering partnerships and coalitions underscores their mission to ensure a sustainable future for the region's diverse ecosystems. Generated from the website