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2010 Wasilla Creek

In 2010, Wasilla Creek was included in the National Fish Habitat Partnership’s “Waters to Watch” list.

Check back soon to learn more about why Wasilla Creek was designated a Water to Watch!

Waters to Watch are a collection of rivers, streams, estuaries, watershed systems and lakes from across the country that will benefit from strategic conservation efforts to protect, restore or enhance their current condition. These waters also provide a snapshot of efforts by Fish Habitat Partnerships nationwide. The Waters To Watch annual campaigns goal is to highlight community based conservation efforts that leads to the reversal of the persistent declines in our nation’s aquatic habitats.

Learn more about this national initiative at www.fishhabitat.org

 

Through the National Fish Habitat Partnership, we have funded well over 100 on-the-ground science, conservation, restoration, and education projects that are helping to safeguard salmon and ensure they remain a key part of life here in the Mat-Su. To continue this work, we are preparing for the upcoming FY27 funding cycle, which which following the […]

Changes to the FY27 NFHP Project Funding Cycle

18th Annual Mat-Su Salmon Symposium a Success!

Mat-Su Salmon Science & Conservation Symposium, November 20th and 21st, 2025

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