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We invite you to help choose the next piece of artwork to be featured on merchandise in the Be Wild Gift Shop.

This year’s art contest theme is Tudra, Tides, and Mountains! Through this contest, we hope to inspire students to connect with and learn more about the natural world around them. The ...


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If your Alaska itinerary includes Girdwood, make a little extra room in your plans to explore the incredible stretch of Turnagain Arm and Portage Valley!

Located just 45 minutes south of Anchorage, the Girdwood and Portage area is surrounded by the Chugach Mountains, glaciers, waterways, and some pretty spectacular Alaska wildlife. Whether you are planning a day trip f...


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At the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, pumpkins aren’t just festive fall decorations. They also make fantastic enrichment for many of the animals who call the sanctuary home. From porcupines nibbling away to bears smashing, rolling, pawing, and snacking, pumpkin season brings a little extra excitement to AWCC!


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The WILDEST sale of the year is here! Purchase your annual Wolf Pack membership at our discounted PFD special rate today through October 9th at 5pm.   Don’t miss out on this awesome opp...

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On June 13th, we celebrated our annual Summer Hummingbird Days at Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center! This year, we banded ten new hummingbirds and caught four birds that had already had been banded.

Along with our usual banding, we also became apart of a groundbreaking research initiative called The Alaska HumTrack Project.


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