NWF is working to ensure that increased traffic and resource use will not harm the Prince William Sound ecosystem. Alaska Youth for Environmental Action Teenagers started this project which helps young people from Alaska to get more involved in conservation issues. This project provides tools and support for teens to plan activist campaigns. This program fosters appreciation and understanding of Alaska's vital wetland ecosystems by engaging schools and communities in hands-on wetlands exploration and restoration. To more effectively achieve protection of Alaska's rich natural heritage, the Alaska Women's Environmental Network provides training programs and networking opportunities to further women's leadership in Alaska's conservation movement.
Volunteers can lead workshops in their classrooms.
Campus Ecology Students, faculty and administrators can transform their colleges and universities into learning and teaching models of environmental sustainability. The program assists with the design and implementation of practical conservation projects. Backyard Wildlife Habitat Backyards can be great habitats for wildlife if they offer food, water, cover and places to raise young. This program teaches people how to assess their yard and make it wildlife-friendly. Then the yard can be certified.