Chugach National Forest covers much of Southcentral Alaska and includes a remarkable range of ecosystems, from coastal rainforests and fjords to glaciers, icefields, alpine tundra, and boreal forest.
At a glance
- Size: approximately 6.9 million acres
- Established: 1907
- Location: Southcentral Alaska
- Distinction: second-largest national forest in the United States
- Biome: coastal rainforest, alpine, boreal forest, icefields
Purpose of this site
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The intent is to preserve this domain for potential future good-faith use related to public education, conservation awareness, or general informational content concerning the Chugach National Forest.
Looking ahead
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