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Alaska Milestones

Download timely updates (pdf) on our work to conserve fish and wildlife habitat in Alaska.

Collecting Fish Samples

Conservancy scientist collecting fish samples on Dog Salmon Creek on Prince of Wales Island in Alaska. © Dustin Solberg/TNC

In Alaska, nature and communities run on salmon. Our goal at The Nature Conservancy is to ensure that Alaska’s wild salmon populations remain at their historic highs and that salmon remain an ecological, economic, and cultural force across their full range in Alaska.

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Recent Alaska Milestones

Alaska stream restoration

Stream restoration underway on Twelvemile Creek in Alaska's Tongass National Forest. © Dustin Solberg/TNC

September 2012 (pdf)

Forest restoration crew

Members of a forest restoration crew in the Tongass National Forest in Alaska. © Kathy Peavey

February 2012 (pdf)

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The Nature Conservancy restores salmon passage in the Little Susitna River watershed. © Clark James Mishler

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