Inspired people become champions of alaska's parks, forests and refuges.

Environment , Environmental Education

Distribution of educational and interpretive materials to visitors and users of alaska's public lands. Approximately one million individuals provided information in over 38 national parks, forests, and other publicly held land. production of visitor guides, classroom curriculum, books, films and other educational products and materials. Eight or more distinct visitor guides, two or more books and/or films, and various other educational publications produced annually in partnership with four federal and one state land management agency for use by visitors, educational institutions and the general public. development and presentation of experiential education programs for teachers, youth, guides and the general public. Programs are both daily and multi-day in length, many are available for college and continuing education credits. Programs are offered in national parks, forests, refuges and other public lands in alaska. More than 100 programs are offered.