Alaska Native Heritage and Our Parks

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  Alagnak Wild River

  Fish camp along the river

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  Aleutian WWII National Historic Area

  Includes stories of Evacuation, Relocation, and Internment

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  Aniakchak National Monument & Preserve

  Learn more about the people of the volcanoes

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  Bering Land Bridge National Preserve

  Learn more about nature, culture and traditions in Alaska

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  Cape Krusenstern National Monument

  Traditional dances bring connection

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  Denali National Park and Preserve

  Living of the land

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  Gates of the Arctic Nat'l Park & Pres

  The Village of Anaktuvuk Pass

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  Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve

  Carver working on a house post

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  Iñupiat Heritage Center

  Rooftop of the world

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  Katmai National Park & Preserve

  Learn about more about people for who Katmai is their homeland

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  Kenai Fjords National Park

  Past and present come together

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  Klondike Gold Rush Nat'l Historical Park

  Learn about Alaska Native people during the gold rush

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  Kobuk Valley National Park

  Learn more about the importance of subsistence taking place in our parks

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  Lake Clark National Park & Preserve

  Learn about Alaska Native traditional use of the Telaquana Trail corridor

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  Noatak National Preserve

  Learn about he traditional homelands of the Inupiaq

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  Sitka National Historical Park

  Learn more about totem pole traditions and carvers

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  Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Pres.

  Learn about Alaska Native people associated with park

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  Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve

  Learn more about Alaska Natives who maintain traditional connections to the land through their subsistence activities