DCC Meets with Denali Leadership Team
On the evening of September 21, 2021, the DCC Board hosted a meeting with Denali Leadership team members including Superintendent
Denali National Park and Preserve
What Do the State of Alaska’s Assertions on Navigable Waterways mean for Denali?
Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy recently made the news by sending a letter to the Biden administration asserting the state’s ownership
Denali This Summer
Denali Citizens Council board members had a chance to teleconference with Denali’s Acting Superintendent Denice Swanke to discuss current plans
DCC Submits Comments on Kantishna-Wonder Lake Area Plan
The National Park Service has been gathering input on a range of proposals for the area around Kantishna and Wonder
Support Proposal 141 to Protect Denali Wolves – Comments due Friday March 4, 2016
Proposal 141 (by the National Park Service) was just recently approved for hearing at the Board’s statewide regulations meeting in
DCC submits comments on Denali Trails Plan scoping
DCC submitted comments today supporting the existing vision for trails in the Denali National Park backcountry and suggesting that formal
DCC Comments on Proposal to Rehabilitate 7 Mile Pit on the Park Road
Our comments asked for clarifications and modifications regarding a plan to expand the existing gravel pit at 5 Mile along
Environmental Assessment for Gorge Creek Trail Available for Public Comment
In September 2014, the National Park Service (NPS) sought input on how to deal with social trails and proposed the idea
DCC comments on NPS Wildlife Regulations express support
A federal regulation that would ban certain predator-hunting practices in the National Preserves just completed a 90 day comment period.
NPS-Alaska Sets Hearings for Sport Hunting Proposals
NPS-Alaska Sets Hearings for Sport Hunting Proposals The National Park Service will hold 17 public hearings this fall on proposed
DCC urges NPS to retain “no formal trails in wilderness” policy – Read more in our comments on Eielson-area trails
One of the growing pains associated with increased visitation at Denali is the creation of social trails. As the result
Come attend Wilderness50th events in Denali as Autumn Begins
2014 marks the 50th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act and the communities around Denali are celebrating this landmark legislation. The