Public lands aren't just Alaska's treasure—they belong to all of us. From my shipping container studio overlooking Frederick Sound, I'm inspired daily by pristine wilderness that should remain accessible to everyone. Every piece of handcrafted silver jewelry I create draws from this untouched beauty.

When our public lands are threatened, we risk losing irreplaceable ecosystems, wildlife habitats, and sacred Indigenous cultural sites that have been protected for generations. These landscapes inspire art, provide recreation, and preserve our natural heritage for future generations.

Global Action Toolkit

If You're in Alaska:

🔗Contact Senator Murkowski

DC Phone: (202) 224-6665

Anchorage Phone: (907) 271-3735

🔗Contact Senator Sullivan

DC Phone: (202) 224-3004

Anchorage Phone: (907) 271-5915

Wherever You Are:

🔗Find Your Representatives - 5 Calls App

🔗Contact Your Senators & Representatives

For International Supporters: 

🔗Contact US Embassy

🔗Wilderness Society (accepts international donations) 

🔗Alaska Wilderness League (international support) 

📢Share on Social Media: Tag @POTUS @SenLisaMurkowski @SenDanSullivan with #ProtectPublicLands #AlaskaWilderness #SaveOurLands

Join Conservation Organizations:

🔗Wilderness Society Action Center

🔗Alaska Wilderness League

Federal Action:

🔗Regulations.gov Comment Portal

🔗Latest Bill Status & Updates

Stay Informed:

🔗📱5 Calls - Current Campaigns

See What's At Risk:

🔗🗺️Interactive Maps of Threatened Lands - Wilderness Society

🔗🗺️Hunter & Angler Impact Map - Backcountry Hunters & Anglers

Protect Indigenous Cultural Sites:

🔗🏛️ Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (Federal Sacred Sites Protection)

🔗🌲 Association on American Indian Affairs (Protect the Sacred)

🔗🏔️ Alaska Federation of Natives (Statewide Native Advocacy)

Every email sent, every call made, every voice raised makes a difference. Our public lands deserve protection—now let's ensure they inspire future generations, too.