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Logo bar of the Alaska Public Lands Information Center which are located in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Tok and Ketchikan
Lily the Sled Dog at the Friday Special Program at the Anchorage Alaska Public Lands Information Center
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For Teachers - Fairbanks
 
APLICStudents
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Students on a field trip to MTCVC examine a moose hide and antlers.

The National Park Service represents a local and statewide resource in teaching about concepts in science, geography, mathematics, language arts, art, life skills, employability and more. Through the mission of Fairbanks Alaska Public Lands Information Center (FAPLIC), the center acts as a base for NPS outreach education in the Interior.   

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

We strive to be an active voice and presence in our community and find creative ways to inspire community members, especially kids, to become open-minded and caring towards the environment.

SCHOOL GROUPS

Classes from the district, home schools and independent groups frequently visit the Center for formal and informal field trips. We provide materials and some instruction, but most groups are self directed.

EDUCATION KITS

The Center houses over 25 theme-based educational kits available to educators for check-out. Go to http://alaskacenters.gov/upload/Teacher-Resources-at-FAPLIC.pdf for our Teacher Resources Handout.

RESOURCE LIBRARY

The Center houses a small library of reference materials, maps, activities and videos available for educators to check out.






Leave No Trace
Check out this puppet video!
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Our Wild Neighbors
A interactive activity for understanding Alaskan animals!
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Education Kits
Find education kits available for loan across the State.
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Cow moose and calf on Yukon DeltaDid You Know?
The abundance of wildlife has made the Yukon Delta the heart of the Yup'iq Eskimo culture in Alaska. Forty-two Native villages are located withing the Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge boundary. Residents depend upon the fish, wildlife, and other resources to continue a subsistence lifestyle.