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Photograph of the entrance of the Alaska Public Lands Information Center in Tok, Alaska. Hanging baskets of flowers and an open door welcome visitors.
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Entrance to the Alaska Public Lands Information Center

The Tok Alaska Public Lands Information Center is a year-round facility welcoming nearly 10,000 visitors, residents, and students annually. Located in the Tok Combined Facility, the center hosts a trip planning area, fish, bear and bird exhibits, along with a display of native arts and crafts.



The entrance to Tok Alaska Public Lands Information Center on a snowy day in December just before the Winter Solstice which occurs on December 21st of each year.

Annual Upper Tanana Migratory Bird Festival



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Our Wild Neighbors
A interactive activity for understanding Alaskan animals!
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Bear Safety
How to stay safe when traveling in bear country.
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State Parks
Find information about Alaska's State Parks.
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Human migration across Beringia Did You Know?
During the late Wisconsinan glaciation, so much of Earth's water was locked up in huge ice masses that the sea level fell 280 to 350 feet below today's level. This exposed an area up to 1,000 miles wide that stretched between Siberia and Alaska, called Beringia, allowing humans to cross from Asia.