New life for the Alaska gas pipeline
The Alaska gas pipeline has secured needed permits and environmental compliance, and now just needs funding to move forward.
Denali National Park
DCC Conversation with Denali Borough Mayor
DCC members and board had a Zoom conversation with Denali Borough Mayor Clay Walker on June 2. Topics were wide-ranging,
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
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
COMMENT DEADLINE OCTOBER 31: Denali National Park Trails Plan
PLEASE COMMENT ON TRAILS PLAN SCOPING – COMMENTS DUE SAT, OCT 31, 2015 We urge our members, especially those
Read DCC comments supporting ACR #7
On July 30, 2015, the Alaska Wildlife Alliance and Denali Citizens Council submitted comments in support of ACR #7, to
DCC submits comments on Bruskasna Dam Preliminary Permit Application
On February 13th, Denali Citizens Council submitted comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on an application for a
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
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
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
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?