Alaska Habitat Restoration Center
National Habitat Restoration Programs
Girl Scouts monitoring juvenile salmon movement after a fish passage project at Colter Creek, AK. Photo: NOAA Fisheries
- NOAA Restoration Center
- Community-Based Restoration
- Damage Assessment and Restoration
- Restoration Research
- Regional Restoration
Alaska Habitat Restoration Projects
- Campbell Creek Erosion Control
- Chester Creek Video Monitoring and Habitat Restoration
- Copper River Clam Restoration
- Gravina Island, Ketchikan
- Kenai Peninsula Streambank Restoration along Russian River and Quartz Creek
- Kenai River Habitat Restoration (Kenai River Center)
- Kenai River Habitat Restoration (Alaska Department of Fish and Game)
- Matanuska-Susitna Borough Fish Passage
- Moose Creek in the Talkeetna Mountains
- Pullen Creek, Skagway
- Restoration of a Salmonid Stream, Duck Creek, in Juneau, Alaska
- Sal Creek, Prince of Wales Island
- Whittier Artificial Reef Study
- Yankee Cove Artificial Reef Mitigation Project
Alaska Damage Assessment and Restoration Projects
NOAA diver, Erika Ammann, monitoring the Whittier artificial reef. Photo: NOAA Fisheries
How to Organize a Community-Based Restoration Project
- Steps for implementing a project
- Tips for getting your project funded
- Funding opportunities for community-based restoration
Additional Restoration Resources
- Alaska Department of Fish and Game – Habitat and Restoration Technical References
- Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation - Alaska Clean Water Actions
- US Environmental Protection Agency – River Corridor and Wetland Restoration
- Coastal America – Regional Conservation Projects
- US Fish and Wildlife Service – Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program and Alaska Coastal Program
About the NOAA Fisheries Restoration Center
The NOAA Fisheries Restoration Center restores coastal, marine and anadromous fish habitats that support the nation's fisheries and other trust resources. The Center provides technical restoration expertise on restoration planning, implementation and monitoring, and provides financial assistance through various grant programs. With program staff located in coastal regions across the country, the Restoration Center is working to advance the science of habitat restoration by expanding local habitat restoration projects into broad-scale, ecosystem-based restoration efforts.
Contact Information
Erika Ammann
Restoration Ecologist
NOAA Restoration Center, Alaska Field Office
PO Box 43
222 West 7th Ave., Rm. 517
Anchorage, AK 99513-7577
PH: (907) 271-5118
FX: (907) 271-3030
Email: Erika.Ammann@noaa.gov