UNITED FOR ALASKA
Alaska’s wild lands and waters are sacred, vast, and irreplaceable.
They are alive with cultures and ecosystems found nowhere else. Yet powerful industries continue to threaten these places, the communities who depend on them, and the global climate.
For more than three decades, Alaska Wilderness League has fought back, bringing together people from across the country and standing alongside Indigenous leaders to protect Alaska’s lands, waters, wildlife, and ways of life through strong, lasting federal protections.
United, we fiercely defend Alaska.
VICTORIES
Advocacy
92 House members and 50 senators
co-sponsored a bill to protect some of Alaska’s most cherished wildlands and waters in 2024
Storytelling
Reached millions worldwide
to share why Alaska’s wild legacy is worth defending
Action
170,000+
AWL members and supporters took action in 2024
Advocacy
92 House members and 50 senators
co-sponsored a bill to protect some of Alaska’s most cherished wildlands and waters in 2024
Storytelling
Reached millions worldwide
to share why Alaska’s wild legacy is worth defending
Action
170,000+
AWL members and supporters took action in 2024
Defend Alaska
Protect Alaska’s Wild Lands
Alaska’s wild places face relentless threats from oil, gas, and mining. Your donation funds the legal challenges, policy campaigns, and advocacy that hold corporations and government accountable—ensuring these lands remain protected for generations.
Protect Alaska’s Wild Lands
Alaska’s wild places face relentless threats from oil, gas, and mining. Your donation funds the legal challenges, policy campaigns, and advocacy that hold corporations and government accountable—ensuring these lands remain protected for generations.
News
The Arctic, As It Should Be: A Guide’s Perspective on Wilderness
At a recent National Wilderness Coalition fly-in in Washington, D.C., Kyle Milne was one of two Arctic guides who joined Alaska Wilderness League in meetings…
Not Quiet on the Western Arctic Front
It has been a hard-fought year for Alaska’s public lands, and few places have felt the pressure more intensely than the Western Arctic. Stretching across…