…Parks and Recreation installed the following improvements in 2018: All new playground equipment for 2-5 and 5-12 years olds Unitary surfacing in the play area New plaza with picnic tables…
…With the vision and support of dedicated community members, we have been able to install twelve inclusive playgrounds across Anchorage providing safe play spaces and access for Alaskans young and…
…is working closely to support the Wolverine Park improvements, similar to its project last year with Nunaka Valley Elementary to install learning labs in Russian Jack Springs Park. “Campbell STEM…
…painting benches, spreading woodchips in the play area, and installing temporary yarn art on the fence. The Park Fix-It was the first step in a plan for major improvements to…
…works. Youth Employment in Parks will spend the week finishing the construction of the new trail, revegetating the eroded areas with native species, and installing posts and rope along the…
…installation of a polar bear themed destination playground. Volunteers shoveled and raked woodchips onto the area around the playground and cleared brush from the area to improve visibility. Earlier in…
…Four Dog Stations were installed along the 2.5 mile Campbell Creek Trail corridor. This has profoundly improved trail cleanliness and contributed to user-friendliness on this high use trail. Additionally, $1,500…
…Railroad to work on Railroad property. Volunteers also worked with designers and agencies to install an irrigation system in conjunction with an AWWU waterline upgrade project, planned for completion soon….
…such as the Nordic Skiing Association of Anchorage to create sign standards and a trail system-wide sign upgrade, installing signs, maps and kiosks that assist park users with way finding,…
…were installed in the summer of 2008, and Rotary Club volunteers returned this summer to complete clean-ups of the area and assess use of the viewing point. Volunteer hours: 159;…
The Anchorage Park Foundation facilitates park improvement projects that are driven by neighborhood initiative.
We’re a non-profit, operating outside of the Municipality of Anchorage, and are responsible & accountable to our donors' intent.
