Calendar of Events
Community Events

Alaska Zoo, Gateway Hall, Anchorage

• 11/11/26 Wednesday, November 11th, 7:00pm
  Tracking Southcentral Wolves
  

  Join ADF&G Research Biologist David Saalfeld as he discusses ten years of research on wolf populations, movements, and survival rates in southcentral Alaska.
  
  Wednesday, November 11th, 7:00pm

Glenn Massay Theater, Palmer

• 11/13/26 Friday, November 13th, 6pm
  Shaped by Wildlife: Stories of encounters, harvests, and traditions.
  

  Shaped by Wildlife is a community storytelling and art event hosted by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game in collaboration with Arctic Entries.

  Onstage Storytelling & Music Event: 7:00 – 9:00pm

  Community members, hunters, gatherers, conservationists, and everyday nature lovers will share personal, true stories about interactions with wildlife that have shaped their lives.

  This year’s guest musician is Roland Roberts! Roland Roberts blends an array of genres into a captivating yet delicate musical experience. With comparisons to the likes of John Prine, his storytelling and stage presence have entertained audiences across North America.

  Gallery Hour 6:00 – 7:00pm

  Partners from the Alaska Native Heritage Center, Alaska WildBird Rehab Center, Alaska Dept of Transportation and Public Facilities, Mat-Su Trails and Parks Foundation, and the Musk Ox Farm, will share their work during the Gallery Hour.

  All proceeds support the Outdoor Heritage Foundation of Alaska—the official non-profit partner of ADF&G—and their vision a of future for Alaska’s people where sustainable fish and wildlife populations continue to support Alaskan hunting, fishing and outdoor traditions.

  For questions or more information, contact ADF&G Education & Outreach Specialist Burl Dickman at burl.dickman@alaska.gov.