Kenai Fjords National Park is one of over 400 National Park Service units that, working with other partners, helps safeguard this nation's natural and cultural heritage. Park Mission Balancing these contradictory missions of preservation and visitor use can be challenging. Park managers work with local communities, state and federal agencies, the general public, and numerous other partners to ensure that visitors can experience Kenai Fjords National Park's incredibly diverse and dynamic ecosystems while keeping the promise of preservation for future generations. Laws & PoliciesLearn about the laws and policies in the park, and find links to resources like the Code of Federal Regulations, the Superintendent's Compendium and other governing documents including a portfolio of management plans. In addition, we are very proud of our work in the following areas: Learn how the park manages its population of black and brown bears to keep both the bears and the visitors safe.Annual Park Fact SheetMany people are looking for information about their national parks. The Park Fact Sheet includes basic park information including visitation, acreage, staffing, budget, and more. |
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Last updated: May 5, 2025