Kenai Peninsula Alaska, USA Travel Guide
Protects coastal ecosystems, tidewater glaciers, marine life. Focuses on conservation.
Vast refuge for wildlife and habitat conservation.
Manages forest lands for multiple-use and sustainability.
Make informed decisions to reduce your environmental footprint.
Minimize your waste. Use reusable items.
Support eco-friendly options.
Support certified sustainable businesses. Comply with all protected area regulations. Respect closings and natural features.
Respect local cultures and traditions during your visit.
Support efforts to preserve local heritage.
Engage thoughtfully with locals.
Your choices can have a positive economic impact.
Choose small, independent shops, restaurants, B&Bs over large chains.
Prioritize purchasing goods from local artisans. Inquire about origin.
Choosing local keeps money within the community, supporting jobs.
Do not engage in illegal fishing or hunting. No products from endangered species. Do not disturb natural habitats or archaeological sites. Report such activities.
If you wish to contribute, research reputable local charities or conservation organizations rather than giving to individuals. This supports established community needs.
