Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is a nonprofit organization that cares for injured or orphaned animals on a 144-acre drive-through wildlife center located off the Seward Highway at the Portage Glacier turnoff. Here you will see upclose the magistic moose, brown bear, bison, elk, caribou, Sitka black-tailed deer, musk ox, great horned owls, and a bald eagle that for now call the center home.

The Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is a safe and accessable place to view take photos of these animals while supporting their care and wellbeing at the same time.

While in Whittier Alaska, be sure to add the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center to your Things To See & Do List as it really is an enjoyable way to see the wildlife of Alaska and help out a very worthy cause at the same time.