The Nature Conservancy in Alaska

Over 140 Conservancy members, partners and friends joined together to celebrate 20 years of conservation success in Alaska at the Conservancy's special anniversary event.

AnniversaryTidbits:

"Conservation Week" proclaimed by the Municipality of Anchorage.
Read a list of our conservation milestones over the past 20 years.
Check out our special 20th Anniversary Alaska Newsletter.
Join us in 2008 and also into 2009 as we continue to celebrate with special events and trips!
Read a special note from Randy Hagenstein, State Director of The Nature Conservancy in Alaska.

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The Nature Conservancy in Alaska is celebrating its 20^th anniversary and we invite you to join us as we look back at our earliest successes. We also hope to share with you exciting ideas for the future as we continue to invest in conservation in this Great Land we call Alaska!

Over the past two decades we have seen great conservation achievements throughout the state: from an expanded Palmer Sunset Hay Flats State Game Refuge, to collaborative conservation projects on the Kenai River, and to community-driven conservation that helped establish the Gustavus Forelands Preserve in southeast Alaska -- with your help, we've ensured that Alaska’s landscapes remain for generations to come.

As we celebrate, we'd like to share just a sampling of profiles of some of those who've invested in Alaska’s conservation future. We look forward to another generation of successful conservation stories!