The Nature Conservancy in Alaska - Anniversary event photos

Celebrating 20 Years of Conservation in Alaska!

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20th Anniversary Tidbits

"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.

The Nature Conservancy staff and Board joined members, partners and new friends to celebrate 20 years of conservation success in Alaska. The Municipality of Anchorage declared October 5 through 11 "Conservation Week" at the event in recognition of Alaskans stewardship of our natural resources and great wild places.

Imamsuat, a multi-generational group of Sugpiaq (Alutiiq) people from the Alaska and Lower Kenai Peninsulas, Kodiak & Afognak Islands, and Prince William Sound, joined the Conservancy's celebration. Members of the group are also from the Inupiaq culture of the Bering Sea. The group shared their Sugpiat culture through dance and song.

Nature picture credits (top to bottom, left to right): Imamsuat dancers at special event © Dustin Solberg / TNC; Dustin Solberg © TNC (event attendees).