Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Education & Outreach
Welcome. Education plays a vital role in fish and wildlife conservation. We are proud to provide a wealth of information and educational resources on a wide range of conservation and outdoor topics. Whether you are a hunter, angler, teacher, parent or an aspiring outdoors person, we have resources to help. Search the main categories to learn about our many offerings including workshops for teachers, educational and informational materials, camps and skills clinics for youth and adults, and much more. You can also browse our calendar to find dates of courses, camps, clinics and other community events. We offer educational resources for all ages, from early childhood to adults.
Upcoming Events
- Kings in the City
Anchorage — April 23, 6 – 7pm - Sharing Nature Training
Fairbanks — April 24, 6:30–8:30pm - Bats and Frogs! Citizen Science for Students
Anchorage — April 25 – 26 - Tanana Valley Fisheries Center
Fairbanks — April 25 – 27
Did You Know?
If you are 16 or older and were born after January 1, 1986, you must successfully complete a Basic Hunter Education course before you can hunt in GMUs 7,13,14,15 and 20. Visit http://www.huntereducation.alaska.gov for more information.
Education Opportunities
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For Educators
Resources, classroom programs, curricula and teacher workshops.
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For Hunters
Hunter education courses, state shooting ranges and more.
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For Anglers
Rod loaner program and how to set line for burbot.
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Camps, Skills, Clinics
Youth camps, Becoming an Outdoors Woman and skills clinics for youth and adults.
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Citizen Science
Volunteer for wildlife research.
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Calendar of Events
Fun learning opportunities for all ages!
