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Doyon proposes a regional airport at Denali

November 22, 2022November 23, 2022 Charlie 0 Comments airport, Alaska Department of Transportation, Clear, Denali, Denali Borough, Denali National Park and Preserve, Doyon, Healy River Airport, Mayor Clay Walker

The Alaska Native Corporation Doyon, Ltd. has proposed a regional airport at Denali capable of landing jets flying direct from the Lower 48.

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DCC Conversation with Denali Borough Mayor

June 4, 2022June 4, 2022 Charlie 0 Comments Alaska Department of Transportation, Alaska Long Trail, Antler Creek, Denali Borough, Denali National Park, land use planning, Mayor Clay Walker, municipal land entitlements, trails

DCC members and board had a Zoom conversation with Denali Borough Mayor Clay Walker on June 2. Topics were wide-ranging,

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DCC opposes borehole drilling in Yanert Valley

August 14, 2014August 14, 2014 nancy 0 Comments AGDC, ASAP, Denali Borough Planning, gas pipeline, Mayor Clay Walker

As our readers know, DCC has been actively concerned about proposals for gas line development in the Denali Borough from

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Like to spend some of your Thanksgiving weekend reading planning documents? Comments are due by Nov. 28 on Alaska's Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) 2023-2027. The plan will guide state outdoor recreation investments and policies over the next 5 years. It does include some data and strategies specifically related to the greater Denali region, both north side and south side. Here's the link:www.alaskascorp.org/ ... See MoreSee Less

SCORP 2023-2027 draft for public cmment | Alaska SCORP 2023-27

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The Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) serves as guide for outdoor recreation investment and management decisions on public lands statewide, including setting goals for use of $3...

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2 weeks ago

After the flurry of news articles regarding the Doyon initiative to build a regional airport at Denali, we poked around to learn a bit more. Read what we found out:denalicitizens.org/2022/11/an-airport-for-denali/ ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Join DCC! Much information travels by our email newsletter/alert service in addition to this Facebook page. Plus you can feel good about being a member of such a great organization. When we communicate with government agencies, we always establish credibility by citing how many members we represent - you can be one of them!denalicitizens.org/join-dcc/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Denali Citizens Council is the only grassroots education and advocacy group devoted solely to Alaska's Denali region (including the National Park and its gateway lands). We provide timely email and we...

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3 weeks ago

Dan Bross reports on a recent study questioning the long term efficacy of predator control programs in Alaskafm.kuac.org/local-news/2022-11-10/study-provides-insight-on-long-term-efficacy-of-predator-control ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Recommended read: Our Common Ground by John Leshy.Tom Meacham recommended this book at DCC's annual meeting. It is a sweeping history of how the United States came to own and manage federal public lands, including national parks, forests, and wildlife refuges. Its overall message - very well documented in the book - is that despite the divisiveness that we are accustomed to in public lands management, the overall thrust of history is toward increased protection of these lands, which are themselves a unifying feature of American society and politics. Very refreshing and encouraging!yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300235784/our-common-ground/ ... See MoreSee Less

Our Common Ground

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The little-known story of how the U.S. government came to hold nearly one-third of the nation’s land and manage it primarily for recreation, education and ...

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