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SUMMARY:Sign the petition for trails
DESCRIPTION:Sign the petition HERE. \nTrails showcase our region’s spectacular natural beauty and power our local economy. We ask Alaska’s Congressional Delegation to: \n\nIncrease funding for the federal Transportation Alternatives Program\nExpand funding for the federal Recreational Trails Program (RTP)\nSustain and grow funding for the federal Active Transportation Infrastructure Investment Program (ATIIP)\n\nIn Anchorage\, these programs have built safe sidewalks and multi-use trails. \nThey will build the new one mile segment of the Fish Creek Trail and connect the Ship Creek Trail to the Coastal Trail. They can also be used to build segments of Alaska’s Long Trail and the Kenai Mountain Bike Trail\, connecting us to Seward and the Mat-Su. \nThe federal transportation reauthorization bill is set to expire in September 2026. Congress is working on details now. Sign the petition today!
URL:https://anchorageparkfoundation.org/events/sign-the-petition-for-trails-active-transportation/
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SUMMARY:Ch’atanaltsegh (Fish Creek) Indigenous Place Name Celebration
DESCRIPTION: Join us on August 27 from 5 pm to 7 pm for a special celebration along the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail at Fish Creek. \nCh’atanaltsegh is the Dena’ina word for Fish Creek\, and it means “where yellow water comes out”Pronounced Cha Ta Nul Souk \nMore than a dedication ceremony\, this event is designed to celebrate the living relationship between people\, place\, language\, and the Fish Creek watershed. \nThe celebration will begin at Lyn Ary Park at 5pm\, where community members will gather for music\, art\, and a festive procession. Participants will then travel together along the Fish Creek Trail to the new plaza\, creating a moving celebration of the creek and the Indigenous stories that have shaped this place for generations. At the plaza\, the community will gather for the official dedication\, cultural presentations\, and a blessing of the new Indigenous Place Name monument before returning to Lyn Ary Park for continued festivities\, performances\, food\, and community activities. \nArt is central to bringing this vision to life. We invite artists to help transform the procession into an immersive celebration of Fish Creek’s living ecosystem and cultural significance. Parade elements\, large-scale sculptures\, masks\, puppets\, decorated bicycles and mobility devices\, music\, and interactive art are encouraged. Inspiration can be drawn from the plants\, fish\, birds\, and animals that call the fish creek estuary home—including salmon\, sandhill cranes\, ravens\, orcas\, and other beings whose stories are woven into this landscape. \nThis event invites the community to experience Fish Creek in a new way\, through Indigenous language\, culture\, art\, and shared stewardship. Our hope is that everyone who participates leaves with a deeper understanding that place names are more than words on a map; they carry stories\, history\, identity\, and our collective responsibility to care for the places we call home. \n 
URL:https://anchorageparkfoundation.org/events/chatanaltsegh-fish-creek-indigenous-place-name-celebration/
LOCATION:Lyn Ary Park\, 2009 Foraker Dr\, Anchorage
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SUMMARY:Fish Creek Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Save the date! \nThe August 27 celebration marks the unveiling of the new Fish Creek Plaza and Indigenous Place Name sign\, part of the Indigenous Place Names Movement. More than a dedication ceremony\, the event is designed to celebrate the living relationship between people\, place\, language\, and the Fish Creek watershed. \nThe celebration will begin at Lyn Ary Park at 5pm\, where community members will gather for music\, art\, and a festive procession. Participants will then travel together along the Fish Creek Trail to the new plaza\, creating a moving celebration of the creek and the Indigenous stories that have shaped this place for generations. At the plaza\, the community will gather for the official dedication\, cultural presentations\, and a blessing of the new Indigenous Place Name sign before returning to Lyn Ary Park for continued festivities\, performances\, food\, and community activities. \nArt is central to bringing this vision to life. We invite artists to help transform the procession into an immersive celebration of Fish Creek’s living ecosystem and cultural significance. Parade elements\, large-scale sculptures\, masks\, puppets\, decorated bicycles and mobility devices\, music\, and interactive art are encouraged. Inspiration can be drawn from the plants\, fish\, birds\, and animals that call the estuary home—including salmon\, sandhill cranes\, ravens\, orcas\, and other beings whose stories are woven into this landscape. \nRather than simply unveiling a sign\, this event invites the community to experience Fish Creek in a new way\, through Indigenous language\, culture\, art\, and shared stewardship. Our hope is that everyone who participates leaves with a deeper understanding that place names are more than words on a map; they carry stories\, history\, identity\, and our collective responsibility to care for the places we call home.
URL:https://anchorageparkfoundation.org/events/fish-creek-celebration/
LOCATION:Lyn Ary Park\, 2009 Foraker Dr\, Anchorage
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