Programs and Services


Welcome to the Programs and Services page of the Alaska Natural History Association. Here, we provide a diverse range of educational programs, visitor services, and resources to enhance your experience and deepen your understanding of Alaska’s natural and cultural heritage. Our aim is to connect you with the wonders of Alaska’s public lands and foster a sense of appreciation and stewardship for these remarkable landscapes.

Educational Programs

Our educational programs are designed to engage learners of all ages and backgrounds. Join us for guided tours led by knowledgeable naturalists, where you’ll explore Alaska’s diverse ecosystems, learn about its unique wildlife, and discover the cultural traditions of indigenous communities. From interpretive hikes to wildlife observation, our programs offer opportunities to connect with the land and gain a deeper understanding of Alaska’s natural heritage.

Visitor Centers

Our visitor centers serve as gateways to Alaska’s public lands. These hubs of information provide resources, exhibits, and friendly staff who are ready to answer your questions and guide you on your journey. Visit our centers to learn about the natural history, geology, and cultural significance of the areas you plan to explore. Our staff will provide insights into the best trails, wildlife viewing spots, and points of interest, ensuring that your visit is both enjoyable and informative.

Bookstores and Educational Resources

Explore our bookstores, both in-person and online, where you’ll find a wealth of educational resources. Our curated collection includes books, field guides, maps, and other materials that delve into Alaska’s natural and cultural history. From stunning photography books to scientific field guides, our selection offers something for everyone interested in learning more about Alaska’s diverse landscapes, wildlife, and indigenous cultures.

Membership Benefits

Becoming a member of the Alaska Natural History Association unlocks a range of benefits and opportunities. Enjoy exclusive access to member-only events, workshops, and lectures that dive deeper into the natural and cultural heritage of Alaska. Members also receive discounts on educational materials, allowing you to further your knowledge and exploration. By joining our community, you support our conservation efforts and contribute to the preservation of Alaska’s public lands for future generations.

Volunteer Opportunities

We offer volunteer opportunities for individuals who are passionate about Alaska’s natural and cultural heritage. As a volunteer, you can actively contribute your time and skills to support our educational programs, visitor services, and conservation initiatives. Whether you have expertise in interpretation, photography, or simply a love for sharing knowledge, there are various ways to get involved and make a difference.

Conservation Initiatives

Preserving Alaska’s natural and cultural heritage is at the heart of our organization. We actively support conservation initiatives that protect and sustain Alaska’s public lands. Through research, advocacy, and collaboration with our partner agencies, we work towards ensuring the long-term sustainability of these irreplaceable resources. Your support, whether through membership, donations, or volunteer efforts, directly contributes to these conservation initiatives.

Community Engagement

The Alaska Natural History Association is committed to fostering a vibrant community of individuals who share a passion for Alaska’s natural heritage. Join us for special events, lectures, and workshops where you can connect with like-minded individuals, share experiences, and engage in meaningful discussions about the importance of conservation and stewardship. Our community is a source of inspiration and support, driving us forward in our mission.

Contact Us

We invite you to explore our programs and services, connect with Alaska’s natural and cultural heritage, and become a part of our community. For more information, visit our website, reach out to our dedicated staff, or visit one of our visitor centers. We are here to assist you and provide you with the resources and experiences that will deepen your connection to Alaska’s remarkable landscapes and cultures.