Once, trapped by a snowstorm in Alaska, activist and author Margaret Murie awoke in the night to find the skies had cleared and wrote “I felt somehow privileged, humble yet triumphant, waking so in the night hours, as though I had found omnipotence at work undisturbed.” The Board and Staff of Kachemak Bay Conservation Society feel the same respect and reverence for the harsh beauty of this state in which we are all so privileged to live. We are inspired, particularly, by the natural wonders of the Kachemak Bay area to work towards protecting fish and wildlife habitat, the marine environment, wetlands, forests, and water, from abusive logging, oil and gas leases and other resource extraction activities and through the application of energy conservation, sustainability issues, and land use planning.

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