Southeast Alaska Land Trust
Conserving and caring for open lands throughout Southeast Alaska since 1995
The Southeast Alaska Land Trust has worked to permanently conserve over 3,600 acres of wetlands, recreation lands, wildlife habitats, open space, and subsistence lands throughout Southeast Alaska.
Willing landowners, government entities, fellow nonprofits, and committed community members like you make this valuable work possible.
Have you visited our Mendenhall Wetlands page?
We’ve recently updated it with tons of information from projects we’ve been working on over the last several months:
- SEALT’s Habitat Mapping & Assessment Project
- The Juneau Douglas North Crossing
- A video on birds & conservation on Taashuyee
- Secret (but legal) access points to the wetlands you might not know about!
SEALT in the news
Our staff and board members have had the opportunity to comment on some local developments near and dear to us. Check out some of the most recent articles here!
Upcoming Events & Volunteer Opportunities
Join us and our partners for an upcoming event – and see how you can get involved.
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Funded
Goal:
$250,000
Raised:
$174,686
MAKE THE STRONGEST IMPACT
& DONATE TO THE ACQUISITION FUND
The Southeast Alaska Land Trust is raising $250,000 for The Acquisition Fund.
Southeast Alaska is a globally-significant landscape of coastal wetlands, old growth forests, and vitally productive habitats, and represents a one-of-a-kind conservation opportunity.
With more than 70,000 residents and more than 1.5 million annual visitors to Southeast Alaska, it is crucial that we save land now.
The Acquisition Fund will allow the Southeast Alaska Land Trust to cut through the red tape to conserve highly-valued open space for recreationists, wildlife, and the future of our region.
We invite your participation and support.
Coeur Alaska has made a very generous $5,000 challenge donation to The Acquisition Fund for SEALT’s 28th Anniversary Fundraiser. Let’s make it 10K! Contact us to make a match donation, whether you’re an individual, business, or other organization. Thank you for your support.
You can make a difference
Southeast Alaska needs a community of courageous land lovers like you to take action and help conserve the land forever.
If you truly love Southeast Alaska, then join us.
