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On the first Sunday of every month from September through April, AWCC is hosting a volunteer animal enrichment workshop in Bison Hall. The three-hour workshop will concentrate on constructing enrichment items and learning about our resident animals from our expert animal care staff. This event is a great opportunity to help create enrichment “toys” that will engage, stimulate, and entertain our animals all winter long. Please be respectful, this workshop helps AWCC build needed enrichment items for our resident animals and space is limited.

On the first Sunday of every month from September through April, AWCC is hosting a volunteer animal enrichment workshop in Bison Hall. The three-hour workshop will concentrate on constructing enrichment items and learning about our resident animals from our expert animal care staff. This event is a great opportunity to help create enrichment “toys” that will engage, stimulate, and entertain our animals all winter long. Please be respectful, this workshop helps AWCC build needed enrichment items for our resident animals and space is limited.

MThe Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is delighted to announce our resident coyotes have moved into their new enclosure and are on display to the public. Meet Togiak, the male coyote who came from a litter that was living in a den in the flight path at the military base in Anchorage, Alaska

Back by popular demand, AWCC is hosting our Animal Enrichment Workshops again! Do you want to help create enrichment toys for our animals while learning fun facts about them? Then you’ll love AWCC’s event series: Animal Enrichment Day! On the first Sunday of every month from September through April, AWCC is hosting a volunteer animal enrichment workshop in Bison Hall. The three-hour workshop will concentrate on constructing enrichment items and learning about our resident animals from our expert animal care staff