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A park ranger collects money from a donation box shaped like a sled dog at the Denali park kennels.
 

THANK YOU

Your interest in making a donation to Denali National ParkĀ and Preserve is deeply appreciated.

You can make a gift to benefit the park either directly to the National Park Service or to our primary non-profit, tax exempt partner, Alaska Geographic.

If you make the gift directly to Denali, your donation will be used for interpretation, research and enhancing visitor experiences.

No administrative costs are deducted from your gift, when given directly to the National Park Service for use in Denali. Your check will be deposited in a government account. Government accounts are non-interest bearing. To give directly to Denali National Park & Preserve, please mail your check to:

Superintendent
Denali National ParkĀ and Preserve
PO Box 9, Denali Park, AK 99755

The advantage of making your donation to Alaska Geographic is that the amount will be deposited in an interest-bearing account to assist projects or programs as requested and prioritized by Denali's managers.

If you have questions concerning donations, please email us or call 907-683-2294.

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Natural sound is a matter of life and death to some animals

Did You Know?
Natural sound is a matter of life and death to animals relying on complex communications. Intrusions of noise can adversely impact some wildlife, and some visitors' experiences. Denali soundscapes have been monitored since 2000, to help park managers understand Denali's natural sounds

Last Updated: September 19, 2009 at 18:20 MST