Great wildlife adventure

#celebratewithtrip Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center is a sanctuary that preserves Alaska’s wildlife through research, public education, and impeccable animal care. Initially named ‘Big Game Alaska,’ the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center started its operations in 1993. the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center (AWCC) is a sizeable habitat that accommodates different species of wild animals.They extend their services to wildlife by giving animals care in spacious, safe enclosures.This enable refuge to animals that would otherwise be too fragile to survive in the wild. Here, the animals enjoy maximum protection from human dangers (ie. hunting, destruction of habitat, etc.), predators, and diseases. There are hundreds of wild species that call this center home. This includes elks, moose, caribou, lynx, black and brown bears, and many more. It’s a great stop for wildlife viewing in their near-natural habitat. In fact, I highly recommend stopping here when visiting Alaska! It’s the safest way to see these beautiful creatures up close!