The Beetles Move North
Article by Patrice LaVigne. Photo of spruce bark beetles by Alex Wenninger Alaska is in the midst of a spruce
Denali
Finally – Mile 231 Safety Improvements
Image extracted from AKDOT&PF graphic, showing footprint of new NPS wayside and trails under the highway. Article by Patrice La
NPS Proposes Nenana River Trails, Campsites
The National Park Service is asking for feedback on conceptual ideas for trails, campsites, and winter use in the “Nenana
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
Denali Borough to have meetings to discuss Agnew::Beck land planning recommendations
ATTEND A MEETING AND SHARE YOUR VIEWS The consulting firm of Agnew::Beck was recently hired by the Denali Borough to assist
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?
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
DCC Comments on the NPS Wonder Lake Weather Station EA
On May 5, DCC submitted comments regarding the EA for a Climate Station west of the Wonder Lake Campground in
NPS Releases Horseshoe Lake Trail Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)
At the end of February Denali National Park and Preserve released a FONSI for the Environmental Assessment (EA) of the
DCC Submits Letter in Support of HCR 17
DCC recently sent a letter to Alaska State Representatives Josephson and Kito and the House Resources Committee in support of House