Opportunity to Shape Pretty Rocks Solution
What: Planning for “Polychrome Area Improvements” When: Comments due Friday, October 29, 2021 As most of our members know by
Denali park road
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
New Deputy Superintendent Tackles Summer 2021
DCC board members had an opportunity to sit down – via Zoom – with Denali’s new deputy superintendent Brooke Merrell
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
The Polychrome Slump
Park geologist Denny Capps headlined the DCC annual meeting on June 8 to discuss the issue that is at the
NPS Responds to Road Management Concerns
Back at the end of October, the DCC board sent Denali Superintendent Don Striker a letter outlining concerns about traffic
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
Transportation Needs in Denali Up For Comment (Again)
The National Park Service has recently released scoping questions in order to guide comments on Denali’s proposed Long Range Transportation
NPS Seeking Input on Denali’s Long Range Transportation Plan
What will transportation in and around the park look like in 2025? What do you want it to look like?
DCC Submits Comments For NPS Scoping on Turnout on Government Hill
Amidst getting the Wildlife Management Forum together, DCC was able to submit comments to Denali National Park and Preserve regarding
National Park Service Seeking Input on Scenic Overlook Pullout on Government Hill
Denali National Park and Preserve is seeking input on the construction of a new pullout at mile 2.5 of the