Alaska Science and Environment

• Amateur Astronomy@
• Archaeology@
• Environmental Law Firms@
• Forests

• Land Trusts@
• Public Gardens@
• Water
• Zoos@

• Regional: United States: Science and Environment 

• Alaska Conservation Alliance  - A statewide coalition of 45 conservation groups and businesses. Read the latest newsletter.
• Alaska Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys  - Includes information about activities, programs, news, publications, and details of mineral and energy resources in Alaska.
• Alaska Wilderness League  - The Washington D.C.-based non-profit group was founded in 1993 to further the protection of Alaska's wilderness. Latest news and campaigns.
• Arctic Power -- anwr.org  - The organization was founded to expedite congressional and presidential approval of oil exploration and production within the Coastal Plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Latest news and information about ANWR.
• Arctic Region Supercomputing Center  - The Fairbanks center supports high performance computational research in science and engineering with emphasis on high latitudes and the arctic. News and links.
• Database of State Incentives for Renewable Energy: Alaska  - Source for information on energy efficiency and renewable energy. Includes details of federal and homeowner financial incentives and other programs to encourage use of renewable energy.
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration: Alaska  - Conserve, protect, and manage coastal, marine, and Great Lake's resources, and provides information services. Includes details of programs, activities, research centers, and related links. MS Word document.
• The Nature Conservancy - Alaska  - Provides details of projects and activities plus areas of work, events and trips.
• Save Bristol Bay  - Trout Unlimited’s program to protect commercial and sports fishing in Bristol Bay, site of the proposed Pebble mine where gold and copper would be mined.
• USGS: Alaska Earthquake Information  - Information includes details of recent and historical earthquake activity, as well as maps, links to institutions, and research topics.
• USGS: Science In Your Backyard: Alaska  - Offers collection of official government resources about scientific topics of interest for Alabama. Provides details of eartquakes, water, recreation, and minerals.