KMTA CCA is now Alaska Living Lands, steward of the KMTA NHA
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Our mission is to honor the living heritage of the Turnagain Arm and eastern Kenai Peninsula by connecting people to its lands, stories, and communities.
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Our year-round outdoor learning & stewardship programs foster deep connections to our natural and cultural heritage and create a lasting sense of belonging to Alaska’s outdoor spaces.
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Storytelling
Storytelling
Heritage is not static. It stays alive when shared, practiced, and passed forward. Through partnerships and with culture bearers, Tribal organizations, artists, historians, and educators, we preserve oral histories and place names, support local storytelling and public art, and bring place-based storytelling into Alaska classrooms. This work keeps the region’s diverse histories and identities visible, accessible, and part of daily life for generations to come.
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Stewardship
Recreation & Stewardship
Access to shared lands helps create and sustain culture in Alaska communities. We host outdoor recreation and stewardship events and partner with communities and land managers on citizen science, trail assessments, interpretive signage, and other projects that support responsible access and care for the landscape. This work deepens people’s connection to the region while helping ensure its trails and public lands remain accessible and cared for.
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KMTA National
Heritage Area
KMTA NHA
The Kenai Mountains-Turnagain Arm National Heritage Area (KMTA NHA) is Alaska’s only National Heritage Area and a part of the National Park Service System. It is our privilege to steward this storied place for the enjoyment of all.
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Meet the committed members of our Board of Directors who guide our strategic direction with a steadfast commitment to our mission and vision. Their expertise helps shape the future of our work and impact.
+ Read Jeff's Bio
+ Read Jack's Bio
+ Read Maddie's Bio
+ Read Bernadine's Bio
+ Read Christy's Bio
+ Read Teri's Bio
