Ensuring Quality of Life Anchorage has hundreds of parks and a world-class trail system. A vibrant park system is a long-term commitment to ensuring everyone has access to healthy outdoor…

This September, teachers, and staff with Pacific Northern Academy joined Anchorage Park Foundation to celebrate the completion of a new nature trail through Ruth Arcand Park. The trail is a…

The dog park at Arctic Benson received upgrades including gate latch improvements, a paved walkway, crushed gravel, landscaping, and benches. In June, volunteers came together for a Neighborhood Park Fix-It…

The Oscar Anderson House, in Elderberry Park, is more visible and welcoming the public thanks to summer construction. The front walkway and porch underwent renovations to create a new ADA…

Locals to Valley of the Moon Park have been using the old baseball field as a dog park for years, but summer of 2017 it became official with new dog…

Volunteers tackled the park drainage issues at Jewel Lake Park during a Neighborhood Park Fix-It on September 9, 2017. The crew of neighbors and park enthusiasts replanted the rain garden…

Progress towards a health and healing themed park in the U-Med Districts has begun. Anchorage Parks and Recreation Planner Maeve Nevins has worked with a community advisory group of neighbors…

On May 19, 2017 volunteers gathered at Fairview Park to help plant apple trees, rhubarb, strawberries, currants, and blueberries as the parks first edible landscaping. Other improvements included sanding and…