Full Alaska Archive
This volunteer program is intended to provide practical and hands-on experience for individuals interested in making an environmental contribution to the global community at large while focusing on a very special part of the world: Alaska. Volunteers have the opportunity to work on a variety of projects under the supervision of the resident researchers, environmental education instructors, and administrative staff. Volunteers are placed in different projects located around the state of Alaska, as far south as Juneau, as far north as Fairbanks, and everywhere in between. Volunteers have the opportunity to participate in environmental field work, including trail maintenance and organic farming, research, conservation education, community outreach, park maintenance, plant conservation, and environmental activism.
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Latest Alaska Entry
31-Dec-1969: Becky Ragland - Becky Ragland
There are no traffic lights in Seward, The highway department has been working all summer to resurface the road so this creates a lot of dust around the area. Since the sun is out and there is no rain I walked one and a half miles to work. This is an interesting walk because it goes beside the main street and there are places to stop and shop. The marina where all the charter fishing boa...
There are no traffic lights in Seward, The highway department has been working all summer to resurface the road so this creates a lot of dust around the area. Since the sun is out and there is no rain I walked one and a half miles to work. This is an interesting walk because it goes beside the main street and there are places to stop and shop. The marina where all the charter fishing boa...
