The following organizations are dedicated to educating and encouraging
the citizens of Alaska to protect and preserve the environment
around them.
Landscaping
for Wildlife in Alaska: By planting trees, shrubs
and flowers with the needs of wildlife in mind, Alaskans
can create beautiful surroundings that provide food,
cover, and water to a variety of birds and mammals.
Alaska Center
for the Environment: Alaska Center for the Environment
is Alaska's largest home-grown citizen's group working
for the sensible stewardship of Alaska's natural environment.
Alaska Conservation
Alliance: The Alaska Conservation Alliance is
the statewide umbrella group for approximately 40
member organizations with a combined membership of
over 38,000 Alaskans.
Alaska Conservation
Foundation: Alaska Conservation Foundation builds
strategic leadership and support for Alaskan efforts
to take care of wild lands, waters, and wildlife,
which sustain diverse cultures, healthy communities,
and prosperous economies.
Northern
Alaska Environmental Center: The Northern Alaska
Environmental Center promotes conservation of the
environment in Interior and Arctic Alaska through
advocacy, education, and sustainable resource stewardship.
Southeast Alaska
Environmental Council: Goal is to safeguard the
integrity of Southeast Alaska’s unsurpassed natural
environment, while supporting the sustainable use
of our region’s natural resources.
The
Nature Conservancy in Alaksa: The mission of the
Nature Conservancy is to preserve the plants, animals
and natural communities that represent the diversity
of life on earth by protecting the lands and waters
they need to survive.
Audubon
Alaska:Audubon Alaska is the Alaska State Office
of the National Audubon Society. Founded in 1977,
this office has played a crucial role in protecting
the Great Land and its extraordinary ecosystems through
a combination of science and stewardship, public policy,
and education.
Alaska Native Plant
Society: The Alaska Native Plant Society (ANPS)
is a non-profit organization dedicated to studying
and conserving Alaska native plants.
Alaska Wildlife
Alliance: Mission is the protection of Alaska's
natural wildlife for its intrinsic value as well as
for the benefit of present and future generations.
Alaska Wildlife
Conservation Center: Alaska Wildlife Conservation
Center (AWCC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated
to preserving Alaska’s wildlife through public
education.
Alaska Wilderness
League: The League exists to lead the effort to
preserve Alaska’s wilderness by engaging citizens,
sharing resources, collaborating with other organizations,
educating the public, and providing a courageous,
constant and victorious voice for Alaska in the nation’s
capital.
Green Star:
Green Star® is a non-profit organization, based
in Anchorage, Alaska, that encourages businesses to
practice waste reduction, energy conservation and
pollution prevention through education, technical
assistance, and an award-winning voluntary "green
business" certification program.
