“Promote the conservation of Alaska’s national wildlife refuges.”
2 live lawsuits, 1 comment to the agencies.
The work
Advocacy and education for Alaska’s 16 national wildlife refuges, which constitute the majority of the National Wildlife Refuge System acreage.
How they run
We don’t hold a detailed federal filing for this group. Groups this size often file the short form or run below the IRS reporting line, so there’s no budget or crew to show here, and that’s no knock: some of the sharpest local defense in the country runs this way.
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The record
Fights alongside Alaska Wilderness League (2 shared cases), Defenders of Wildlife (2 shared cases), National Wildlife Refuge Association (2 shared cases), Sierra Club (2 shared cases) and The Wilderness Society (2 shared cases) and 6 more. Same case, same side, on the federal docket.
The record
1 comment on federal decisions since 2023, each filed under the group’s own name on regulations.gov, none yet on a decision we track. Read them on regulations.gov.
Year by year
Rust, a case still in court. Hollow, a filing. Every row is a record we hold: 3 federal cases with the group on the docket, 1 comment filed under its own name. Nothing here is written from memory.
Their ground
See every threatened place on one map, and who stands for each.
The Alaska congressional delegation averages 4 of 100 on public lands. See the full scorecard
Ways in
Straight to their own donation page. Your dollar never passes through us.
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