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Protecting Alaska's Cook Inlet watershed and the life it sustains since 1995.

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Strong Community

We believe that strong communities are engaged communities.

We are only as strong as the communities we work within. Cook Inletkeeper believes that a strong community means a community that is eagerly engaged in the political process as well as the reverence for healthy habitat.

With important issues ranging from salmon habitat protections to funding for schools, we monitor Alaska Government and local elections because they impact the landscape and the communities we care about. Yours. Policy shapes our communties and our relationship to clean water and healthy habitat - we can organize and build power to build the Alaska we want to see.

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Food Hub

Cook Inletkeeper believes that increasing food security and reducing food miles are essential to our local communities in the Cook Inlet watershed. The Food Hub is a catalyst to help producers and growers.

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Drawdown: Our Climate Solutions

At Cook Inletkeeper, our key issues: protecting clean water and healthy salmon - depend on us reversing global warming.  In response, we launched the Drawdown Climate Action Series to help our communities identify meaningful and well researched solutions that don’t just stabilize levels of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere, but that actually draw emissions back down to sustainable levels.

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Solarize the Kenai

In the spring of 2020 Cook Inletkeeper launched two Solarize campaigns on the Kenai Peninsula to make going solar cheaper and more convenient for home and commercial building owners.

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Electronics Recycling

Electronic waste is the fastest growing segment of our nation’s waste stream. Electronics may be safe to use, but when discarded they can leak toxic chemicals like lead, mercury and cadmium into our water and air.

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3734 Ben Walters Lane
Homer, AK 99603
tel: 907.235.4068

Soldotna:
35911 Kenai Spur Hwy, #13
Soldotna, AK 99669

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