Alaska's Wildlife Refuges

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service manages 16 national wildlife refuges in Alaska, totaling 76,774,229 acres. These refuges are part of a National Wildlife Refuge System dedicated specifically to wildlife conservation. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has wonderful photos; you will not be able to copy them.

Alaska National Wildlife Refuges

• Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Becharof National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Innoko National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Izembek National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Kanuti National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Kenai National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Koyukuk National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Nowitna National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Selawik National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Togiak National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Yukon Delta National Wildlife Refuge
  
• Yukon Flats National Wildlife Refuge