Audubon contributes to the conservation of natural ecosystems in Alaska by advocating public policies that are based on sound science. The primary goal of Audubon Alaska’s policy work is the conservation of nationally and internationally significant wildlife populations and their habitats, especially on public lands and waters.
Increasingly, Audubon's role within the Alaskan conservation community is to bring scientific perspective and support to broader, collective efforts to defend or advance conservation-oriented public policies, primarily at the federal level. Audubon maintains the flexibility and capacity to identify and respond to new threats through its Public Policy program.
Ongoing Objectives:
