Spotlights
Safety in bear country when camping or hiking begins before you set up camp or hit the trail.
The most important thing members of the public can do to help during the 2020 fire year is help prevent human-caused fires.
Engaging youth in conservation stewardship; promoting healthy lifestyles; and serving communities contribute to a vibrant America. Find out more about the many faces of our volunteers!
The Chugach Children’s Forest creates opportunities for Alaska’s diverse youth and communities to connect with the over five million acres of the Chugach National Forest.
The Chugach National Forest is proposing to construct a multimodal recreational path along the Seward Highway between Ingram Creek and an area north of Twentymile River.
Visit a backcountry paradise only accessible by rail. A Chugach National Forest Ranger leads hikes or explore on your own before catching the train back from the wilderness.
Get the Chugach National Forest Visitor Guide to help plan your trip. Take the train, visit the Cordova Shorebird Festival, or tour the interactive exhibits at Begich, Boggs Visitor Center.
Get Out. Go Wild. Change the Future.
Visit the new Chugach Children’s Forest website and see how it leads to exciting opportunities for Alaska’s youth and communities.
In celebration of Valentine’s Day 2020 we’ve made some changes to the "I Luv the Chugach National Forest" stickers. Now we need some help narrowing down the choices.
Chugach Children’s Forest created a new youth crew to engage on the forest. The Chugach Forest Conservation crew is made up of youth from Alaska who work with forest staff.
The Forest Service proposes a project-specific Forest Plan amendment to make this route consistent with the Chugach Forest Plan related to Federal Highway Administration Record of Decision.
This summer you may see Chugach National Forest employees at recreation sites and along Forest Service roads conducting interviews of visitors...
Every year the Forest publishes its annual State of the Chugach. Find the PDF version here.
Climb on board a railroad adventure found nowhere else in the United States...
The 2019 Artist in Residence, Valisa Higman, shares her thoughts and her art after spending two weeks in the Nellie Juan-College Fiord Wilderness Study Area.
The CNFAIC mission is to increase avalanche awareness in the Turnagain area through advisories and public education. Avalanche forecasts are updated seven days a week, November-April.
You may have seen a large wooden box outside one of our offices. It is part of a bear-resistant canister loan program started on the Glacier Ranger District a few years ago.
We are determining interest in temporary special use permits to provide commercially guided helicopter skiing on the Cordova Ranger District.
The Chugach National Forest is determining interest in two temporary special use permits for commercially guided heli-skiing on the Seward and Cordova Ranger Districts for the 2019 season.
The award winning mobile gaming application Agents of Discovery has come to Portage Valley and the Begich, Boggs Visitor Center.
Voices of the Wilderness 2016 Artist in Residence, Beau Sylte's film about the Nellie Juan-College Fiord Wilderness Study Area inspires people to explore their public lands.
Check out current happenings on both the Chugach and Tongass National Forests on our blog, myalaskaforest.com. Sponsored by the National Forest Foundation.
The Voices of the Wilderness artist residency creates artwork that communicates the meaning of public lands. Learn how to become an Artist in Residence here.
Kenai Peninsula-Anchorage Borough and Prince William Sound Resource Advisory Committees request for proposals due May 20th, 2016.
The Chugach National Forest is consistently looking for ways to reduce human-bear conflicts in the Kenai-Russian River area. Click the link for more information.
U.S. Forest Service and Alaska partners begin year-long celebration of 50th anniversary of Wilderness Act
Travelers from all over the globe are ready to reserve these 180 days in advance, so plan ahead...
Find audio files and images of the Conference which took place on UAA campus and was sponsored by UAA and Chugach National Forest.
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