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The AKSSF program has funded around 1,000 projects since its inception in 2000. Use a key word search to find the projects that interest you, click on a marker in the map to learn more, or explore the filters to refine your search by region, year, objective, etc. (Please note that many of the projects funded prior to 2014 are no longer eligible for AKSSF funding.)
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Campbell Estuary Protection
Synopsis:
The Campbell Estuary Protection project will permanently protect 60 acres of critical estuarine habitat for all five species of North Pacific Salmon through the acquisition and conservation of two parcels containing Campbell Creek, Campbell Creek Estuary, and an upland buffer. Great Land Trust will purchase the properties from willing landowners and transfer the fee simple title to the Municipality of Anchorage while retaining a conservation easement. This will ensure that the property will be protected in perpetuity from development.
Project #:
44513
Project Period:
6/8/2010 - 6/30/2011
Location(s):
Campbell Estuary
Cost:
$550,000
Match:
$300,000
Region:
Central, Cook Inlet
Federal Fiscal Year:
2009
Related Project(s)
44159 - Strategic Conservation of Important Salmon Habitat in Southcentral Alaska - Phase 3
44712 - Strategic Conservation of Important Salmon Habitat in Southcentral Alaska - Phase 1
44806 - Strategic Conservation of Important Salmon Habitat in Southcentral Alaska – Phase 2
51005 - Strategic Conservation of Important Salmon Habitat in Southcentral Alaska - Phase 5
44202 - Strategic Conservation of Priority Salmon Habitat in Southcentral Alaska – Phase 4
54010 - Strategic Conservation of Priority Salmon Habitat – Phase 8
52010 - Strategic Conservation of Priority Salmon Habitat - Phase 6
53001 - Strategic Conservation of Priority Salmon Habitat – Phase 7
55003 - Strategic Conservation of Priority Salmon Habitat – Phase 9
Investigator(s)
Name
Role
Organization
Samantha Carroll
Principal Investigator
Alaska Department of Natural Resources
Phil Shephard
Project Manager
Great Land Trust
Statement of Work
SOW 44513 Campbell Estuary Protection.pdf (0.00Mb)
AKSSF Reports
Semiannual Report 5/1/2010 - 10/31/2010
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Semiannual Report 11/1/2010 - 4/30/2011
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Completion Report
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Campbell Creek Estuary Conservation Project
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