…Midtown. Chris Bond, officer of the Midtown Community Council, and his dog are excited to visit the new Arctic Benson Dog Park. On January 10th, 2013 their resolution for an…
…and fauna, taking advantage of opportunities for civic engagement, community partnership, and park stewardship. Over the past two years, Schools on Trails has worked closely with Jena and her students…
…Community Recreation Center next door. After reviewing needed repairs to William B. Lyons Park, APF and the Anchorage Parks & Recreation Department (APRD) partnered with the Mountain View Very Important…
Address: 8101 Elmore Road Abbott Loop Community Park now has four ball fields, one soccer field, a concession building with restrooms, a scenic Community Pavilion/Picnic Shelter, a sledding hill, and…
…experience reflexology in a peaceful, public setting. That vision is now a reality at Folker Park,” said Chloe Clark-Berry, a local massage therapist and reflexologist, and current president of AKRA….
…improve wayfinding, increase access from neighborhoods, and encourage tourism. Here’s how you can help improve Anchorage trails: Bring trail projects to your Community Council Vote for annual Park and Recreation…
The Anchorage Park Foundation has been awarded a $125,000 Urban, Community and Forestry grant by Region 10 State and Private Forestry for their project “Out with the bad trees, in…
…his mother from the Raven Clan. Peratrovich Park Project Committee Members: Steve Beardsley, Past Parks & Recreation Commissioner beardsleysn@alaska.net Ken Takakuwa, Anchorage Division Manager Health Dept. Kay Ashton, Alaska Native…
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…
APF 2008 CHALLENGE GRANT Sponsor: Bear Valley Community Council Award: $14,275 Challenge: Will community raise $17,275 in cash, labor and in-kind contributions Members of the Bear Valley Community Council….
The Anchorage Park Foundation facilitates park improvement projects that are driven by neighborhood initiative.
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