We all benefit from clean water, robust salmon populations, and close-to-home access to parks and trails. Work together to take care of our land, water and wildlife.
Spend time enjoying the natural beauty of Southcentral Alaska by visiting one of the many local natural areas GLT has helped to protect.
Learn how you can play a role in our conservation efforts and find out how our work supports your way of life - now and in the future.
Have you ever witnessed a flock of 20 or 30 Sandhill Cranes together? What about 100 Cranes? With some good timing and a little luck, you can take in this amazing natural spectacle at the Dale Saunders Crane Sanctuary in Trapper Creek.
Great Land Trust is hiring an Office Manager! Are you seeking the joy and satisfaction of doing interesting, valuable work that has a lasting positive impact for Alaska and Alaskans? Do you value a healthy and productive work environment? Do you place a high priority on good relationships with your work colleagues? Join our team!
A new park for Anchorage! The Potter Marsh Watershed Park will provide public outdoor recreation and wildlife viewing opportunities while conserving wildlife habitat and the wetlands and waterways that support the water quality of the adjacent Potter Marsh. Read about the project and learn how you can get involved.
"I have a son and twin granddaughters, and more than leaving them money, I want to leave them a world that is healthy and sustainable. That is why I have included GLT in my estate plans."
In 2012, Mike Downs decided to bequeath his land to GLT. At his passing, GLT took ownership of the land and conserved 36 acres of salmon streams, habitat, and trails per Mike’s wishes.
"Great Land Trust does amazing work preserving land with conservation values in Alaska."
715 L St., Suite 200
Anchorage, AK 99501
(907) 278-4998 info@greatlandtrust.org
PO Box 101272
Anchorage, AK 99510-1272