Amazing Alaska! Home to our national vast public land gems
Thursday August 13, 7:00 -8:30 pm Black Canyon Audubon Society will host Lisa Eckert Presenting the History of Alaska's National Parks from the inception of the first one- Sitka National Monument and four other units in 1910 to the 1980's with the passing of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA) which doubled the size of national parks and wildlife refuges in the state. Lisa's career spans 37 years as a NPS ranger and manager at 14 NP units throughout the country including five years at Denali NP & Preserve.
The meeting location is the Baldrige Hall, Montrose United Methodist Church, 647 South 1st Street. For more information about the speaker and topic go to programs at blackcanyonaudubon.org. This is a free event. Donations are accepted.
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