Tuesday, October 5th, begins our second annual fundraising campaign for The Otis Fund. Explore.org is graciously hosting our online fundraising efforts, and is providing matching funds up to $100,000. Now it’s up to you.
In recognition of a lifetime of difficult work providing entertainment and pleasure to hundreds of thousands, Katmai Conservancy announces the Second Annual Otis Fund.
The Grand Old Man has been in his office at the base of Brooks Falls for many years. His finely honed gastronomic talents have amazed both man and beast. Otis is truly one of a kind, a Bear among bears.
Be a Part of Something Wild, Become a Friend of Katmai (and Otis!)
The Otis Fund will directly contribute to the mission of Katmai Conservancy supporting Katmai National Park and Preserve. Katmai Conservancy supports education and interpretation both within and outside of the park, research and protection of the Park’s bears (Otis and Associates), and on the extensive cultural history that spans thousands of years. We promote youth engagement in the local and online communities, as well as ensuring the environmental sustainability of our fragile Alaskan ecosystems.
Ways You Can Donate to The Otis Fund
Remember, this is now a $100,000 matching funds campaign!
$ YouTube Gifts
$ Facebook Gifts
Donate online below. Become a Friend of Katmai. All Friends donations go to the Otis Fund.
$ Conservancy Online Gifts
Donate by mailing a check to: Katmai Conservancy, PO Box 90921, Anchorage, AK 99509
$ Conservancy Mail In Gifts
September 28, 11 AM AK, 3 Eastern
Total To Date $ !!!!!!!
Our Goal to Match is $125,000. Check Here for Daily Progress Updates.
Become A Friend — Donate
Be a Part of Something Wild
Your Friends Gift will contribute to the mission of Katmai Conservancy to support Katmai National Park and Preserve. Katmai, with its 4 million acres, is the fourth largest park in the National Park system, and yet It is one of the least funded. With its amazing array of wildlife, coastal and river ecosystems, majestic mountains and volcanoes Katmai is a true National Treasure. Incidentally, Katmai is also home to BEARS!
Katmai Conservancy strives to support education and interpretation both within and outside of the park and research on the Park’s bears and extensive cultural history that spans thousands of years. Our goals also include promoting youth engagement in the local and online communities, as well as ensuring the environmental sustainability of the fragile Alaskan ecosystems. A vital project is the improvement of the Park infrastructure, such as improvements to visitor centers, staff housing, and renovations for visitor safety.
Each of these projects is a worthy cause, seeking to improve the quality of the visitor experience as well as preserve the dynamic, unique landscape that includes Katmai and its surrounding communities. With your help, we can and will continue to make a difference.