Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is a philanthropic association devoted to protecting Alaska's natural life through preservation, instruction and quality creature mind. AWCC takes in harmed and stranded creatures and gives them asylum and roomy fenced in areas. Creatures that can't be discharged into the wild are given a lasting home at the Center. The Center plays host to ious instructive and every day visitor programs, including the Walk on the Wild Side visit, where you can get a more intensive take a gander at the Alaska Wildlife that makes its home here.

Pick between driving the 1.5 mile circle, or invest your energy strolling through the 200 sections of land that make up the AWCC Campus. Associated with universal preservation ventures, including the Wood Bison Restoration Project, where the Center is tending to the once thought wiped out Wood Bison. Also, the Center plays host to stranded dark and darker bears, moose, elk, lynx, caribou, musk bull and the sky is the limit from there.