Our Mission
Founded in 1997, the Alaska Conservation Alliance (The Alliance) is a statewide non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose primary mission is to protect Alaska's air, land and water by being a powerful voice for the conservation community in the civic arena. The Alliance is the only statewide group uniting Alaska's conservation community and coordinating statewide grassroots into a powerful, cohesive force to impact public policy. The Alliance also builds relationships with different sectors to proactively work through barriers to achieving conservation priorities.
Advocacy | Education | Coordination
Founded in 1997, the Alaska Conservation Alliance (The Alliance) is a statewide non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose primary mission is to protect Alaska's air, land and water by being a powerful voice for the conservation community in the civic arena.
The Alliance is the only statewide coalition group uniting Alaska's conservation community and coordinating statewide grassroots into a powerful, cohesive force to impact public policy. The Alliance also builds relationships with different sectors to proactively work through barriers to achieving conservation priorities.
Program areas:
Advocacy
The Alaska Conservation Alliance houses Alaska's only environmental lobby. Our Legislative staff in Juneau works to influence state policy and hold Legislators and the Administration accountable for their actions. The Alliance also works with other member organizations to persuade local elected officials to pursue positive, pro-conservation measures. Read more...
Education
Alaska Conservation Alliance educates Alaskans by participating in ballot measure campaigns, statewide strategic issue campaigns, canvasses and get-out-the-vote drives. Other Alliance voter education activities include voter ID, list enhancement, polling, media, newsletters and this web site. Read more...
Coordination
The Alliance keeps the Alaska conservation community coordinated. Alaska Conservation Alliance convenes the conservation community for strategic planning meetings in May and November each year. Ad hoc meetings occur for emerging issues, to revise strategies, share information, and strengthen working relationships. Read more...
