Southern Alaska Fish and Wildlife Field Office
Anchorage, AK 99507-2546
The Southern Alaska Fish and Wildlife Field Office is composed of two offices, the Anchorage Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office and the Kenai Fish and Wildlife Conservation Field Office.
Anchorage Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office
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Kenai Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office
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Facilities at Southern Alaska Fish and Wildlife Field Office
Services
We provide a number of services, including ESA Section 7 Consultation, Technical Assistance to Protect Breeding and Nesting Birds, Technical Assistance to Prevent Bird-Vessel Strike in the Alaska Marine Environment, Technical Assistance for Broadband Projects, Alaska Streambank/Lake Shore Restoration Cost-Share, Fish Passage Technical and Planning Assistance, and National Fish Habitat Partnership Coordination.
About
The Southern Alaska Fish and Wildlife Field Office is composed of the Anchorage and Kenai Fish and Wildlife Conservation Offices. Our staff work in an area that stretches from the from Southeast Alaska up through the Copper River Delta east of Cordova, north to the Alaska Range, and west through central and western Alaska, including the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, Bristol Bay, and Aleutian Islands. This area is home to seven federally endangered and threatened species, a wealth of wild fish, migratory birds, and mammals (including northern sea otters and Pacific walrus).
The team includes biological, engineering, and hydrological experts who provide technical assistance for fish passage and habitat conservation.
