Interior Alaska Land Trust, Inc.

Interior Alaska Land Trust, Inc. is a non-profit organization focused on land conservation in Alaska's interior region. Through federal grants, the organization provides environmental restoration services, land acquisition and protection services, and habitat conservation services.

Past federal grants awarded to Interior Alaska Land Trust, Inc. supported stream restoration work on Cripple Creek under the National Fish Passage program, administered by the Department of the Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service. These cooperative agreements funded engineering designs, permitting, and construction to divert additional water flow into the Cripple Creek channel in order to restore aquatic habitat for Chinook salmon and other wildlife. The organization also received a cooperative agreement under the Fish and Wildlife Management Assistance program to construct a diversion structure to restore water flow along the Cripple Creek project area. Additionally, Interior Alaska Land Trust, Inc. was awarded a project grant under the North American Wetlands Conservation Fund to permanently protect 377 acres of land in the Fairbanks North Star Borough through fee title acquisition and a conservation easement. The protected parcels provide habitat as well as recreational opportunities. Another project grant from the Fish and Wildlife Service supported proactive high-value habitat conservation in the greater Fairbanks area.