Kenai National Wildlife Refuge

TRAIL GROUPS IN THE KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH

FRIENDS OF KENAI NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

Purpose The mission of the Friends of Kenai National Wildlife Refuge is to conserve the unique natural, cultural and recreational values of the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge; and to promote awareness of its importance in the surrounding communities.
Through the leadership of its community volunteers, the Friends will provide support for operation of the Refuge and promote a better understanding of its natural environment.

Projects and Activities Enhance or protect Refuge trails and historic cabins.
Assist Refuge programs with volunteers.

Develop a public conservation education/outreach program with capability in electronic and print media.

Promote expansion of the Refuge Visitor's Center.

Membership $10 Student/Senior
$20 Individual

$25 Family

$50 Participating

$200 Corporate*

$500 Benefactor*

$1,000 Patron*

*Individual and Corporate levels

Meetings Annual general membership meetings are generally held at the Refuge Visitor's Center, Ski Hill Road, Soldotna.

Monthly Board meetings at the Visitor's Center, on the second Saturday of the month, at 2:00 p.m., open to the public.

Events Cross-country skiing
National Wildlife Refuge Week

Public open house

Nature talks and hikes.

Great volunteer opportunities.

Contacts Bob Baldwin, 562.2482
akscitec@alaska.net

Web Site http://www.r7.fws.gov/nwr/kenai

TRAIL GROUPS IN THE KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH
FRIENDS OF KENAI NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
Purpose	The mission of the Friends of Kenai National Wildlife Refuge is to conserve the unique natural, cultural and recreational values of the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge; and to promote awareness of its importance in the surrounding communities. Through the leadership of its community volunteers, the Friends will provide support for operation of the Refuge and promote a better understanding of its natural environment.
Projects and Activities	Enhance or protect Refuge trails and historic cabins. Assist Refuge programs with volunteers. Develop a public conservation education/outreach program with capability in electronic and print media. Promote expansion of the Refuge Visitor's Center.
Membership	$10 Student/Senior $20 Individual $25 Family $50 Participating $200 Corporate* $500 Benefactor* $1,000 Patron* *Individual and Corporate levels
Meetings	Annual general membership meetings are generally held at the Refuge Visitor's Center, Ski Hill Road, Soldotna. Monthly Board meetings at the Visitor's Center, on the second Saturday of the month, at 2:00 p.m., open to the public.
Events	Cross-country skiing National Wildlife Refuge Week Public open house Nature talks and hikes. Great volunteer opportunities.
Contacts	Bob Baldwin, 562.2482 akscitec@alaska.net
Web Site	http://www.r7.fws.gov/nwr/kenai