The Becharof National Wildlife Refuge is a diverse and beautiful place that includes the largest lake in the Refuge system, an active volcano, unusual geological features, historically significant landmarks, and a federally-designated Wilderness.聽From the windswept Pacific coast to the rugged peaks of the Kejulik Mountains and iconic Mt. Peulik volcano. the scenery is magnificent. Becharof Lake nurtures one of Bristol Bay鈥檚 largest sockeye salmon runs, part of the foundation for the regional economy. Wildlife is easily viewed, whether by plane, from the banks of a salmon stream, or hiking the ancient Kanatak Trail. Plan an unforgettable visit here.
Alaska Peninsula and Becharof National Wildlife Refuges Headquarters Complex Improvement Plan

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing upgrades to the King Salmon headquarters complex to better meet the needs of the Alaska Peninsula and Becharof National Wildlife Refuges. This project includes modernizing outdated facilities, relocating and rebuilding key infrastructure, and enhancing operational efficiency and visitor engagement through new construction and improved layouts. To learn more about the environmental impacts and proposed actions, please see the full Environmental Assessment.

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