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Review & FAQ:

  • What is the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center?
  • What happens to animals after treatment?
    • If an animal cannot be released back into the wild or sent to another facility, it becomes a permanent resident at the AWCC.
  • Are there public feeding sessions?
    • Yes, the center holds public feeding sessions several times a day, allowing visitors to watch and learn about the animals.
  • What tours are available at the center?
    • During the summer, the center offers hour-long shuttle bus tours where visitors can observe and learn about the wildlife.
  • Is there a behind-the-scenes tour?
    • Yes, for an additional fee, visitors can take a behind-the-scenes tour where a chaperone guides them through the center to see food preparation and have a one-on-one visit with an animal resident.

Mile 79 Seward Highway, Portage, Alaska 99587, Phone: 907-783-2025, Map

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Portage
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