…labs at Russian Jack Springs Park. The Schools on Trails group operates under the Anchorage Economic Development Corporation’s Live.Work.Play. campaign’s Trails Initiative focus area. The group has a vision of…
… In 2015, Suzan Nightingale McKay Park received a new playground and park improvements. The newly design park features a brand new playground with an iconic Woolly Mammoth climbing…
…the main inclusive playgrounds to open in Anchorage. The new play equipment is aviation-themed, designed through the inspiration of watching children playing at Dave Rose Park looking to the skies…
Schools on Trails maps highlight the connection between schools in the Anchorage area and their public green spaces. They are designed as a tool for the school, the community and…
Ziplines, slides, swings, oh my! Summer 2016 brought a brand new inclusive playground to Kiwanis Fish Creek Park. With fiddlehead shaped climbers and blue water-inspired turf, this playground design highlights…
…means that all play is available to all children, and that parents and caregivers can interact with their children at play. Inclusive play requires rich and thoughtful design. It interacts…
These maps were designed as an educational supplemental tool for the Anchorage School District’s 4th Grade watershed curriculum. Every student should know which watershed they live in, and where the…
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.
