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Logo bar of the Alaska Public Lands Information Center which are located in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Tok and Ketchikan
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There is lots to do at the Anchorage Alaska Public Lands Information Center! Look below to see what you can do when you come visit us.

If you can't pay us a visit you can still do a LOT of fun activities on our website! Click HERE to play games, watch movies, request stickers, and more!



 What are some things to do when you visit the center?



Scavenger hunt pages with animals found at AAPLIC
Kate Legner, NPS
Find all of these animals and more when you do a scavenger hunt!

Alaska Animal Scavenger Hunt.
Come to our center and ask to do an Alaska Animal Scavenger Hunt. You will learn some cool facts about animals, and if you find them all you will win a prize!



Alaska Greatland Junior Ranger badge
Junior Rangers receive a cool badge like those worn by National Park Rangers!

Become an Alaska Greatland Junior Ranger!
Complete the fun activities in our Alaska Greatland Junior Ranger Packet and earn a Jr. Ranger badge and certificate. You can stop by to pick up a Jr. Ranger packet, or you can e-mail or write to request one.

E-mail:
ANCH_Web_Mail@nps.gov

Write to :
Alaska Public Lands Information Center
605 W. 4TH Ave Suite 105
Anchorage, AK 99501

 
A cartoon with pictures of animals, rangers, trees, mountains, and sky.
Our Wild Neighbors
A interactive activity for understanding Alaskan animals!
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One of the puppets from the Leave No Trace Puppet Show.
Leave No Trace
Check out this puppet video!
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Click here to visit the Urban Wildlife page!
Urban Wildlife Safety
Learn about urban wildlife and request a FREE sticker!
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Tread Lightly
Tread Lightly
Learn about outdoor ethics as you play fun online games!
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A bull moose on the Yukon Delta NWR Did You Know?
Moose are the largest member of the deer family and can be seen throughout Alaska. Their antlers, which are shed each year, are covered in a thin layer of velvet as they grow, before being rubbed off during the mating season.
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