Contact Us
  • Greg Balogh
    Arctic LCC Coordinator
    greg_balogh@fws.gov

    U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
    1011 E. Tudor Rd
    Anchorage, AK 99503
    (907) 786-3605
  • Philip Martin
    Arctic LCC Science Coordinator
    philip_martin@fws.gov

    U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
    101 12th Avenue, Rm. 110
    Fairbanks, Alaska 99701
    (907) 456-0325
Map of the Arctic LCC
 

Map of the Arctic LCC, ALCC Staff

The Arctic Landscape Conservation Cooperative (ALCC) supports conservation in the arctic by providing applied science and tools to land managers and policy makers. It is a self-directed partnership that functions through a structure of at-large partners, a core staff, and a steering committee of cooperating agencies and organizations. Its geographic scope ranges across North America from Alaska to Labrador. The Alaska portion encompasses three eco-regions: the Brooks Range, the Arctic Foothills, and the Arctic Coastal Plain.

The conservation goals of the Arctic LCC are: to provide information on, and predict effects of, climate driven changes and other landscape stressors; determine how climate driven changes affect subsistence users; and provide improved data and information access to managers and policy makers.

The Arctic presents extraordinary challenges for resource managers who must anticipate the effects of climate-associated habitat change and incorporate that understanding into conservation planning. In order to make crucial planning decisions, managers need improved scientific information and tools. The Arctic LCC seeks to provide these tools.

Searching for Projects or Products?

Use a map and form filter to find projects and data on the Arctic LCC Search page.

Looking for Maps of the Arctic LCC?

Maps depicting the general boundaries of the Arctic LCC are available on the Arctic LCC Boundary Maps page.  The maps are available in formats suitable for both presentations and printing.

Need a copy of the Arctic LCC logo?

Go to the Arctic LCC Logos page to download the logo.