Alaska Ocean Center

Oh man…i still remember this feeling!😀❤️🙂

5" of new snow overnight and sunny skies! ❄️☀️

This just popped up from ”who knows where “. Maybe it means something.

Happy Alaska Day!

It's July! That means it is time to give up just 1 single use plastic item! No matter where you live, near or far to the ocean, by reducing plastic you can help protect it! Take the challenge, you can't lose!

Some easy items to give up are: Water bottles, straws, bags, resealable bags like ziplocks, utensils, and cellophane wrap

Let us know if you would like any tips on finding replacements for your item!

Comment below and tell us what you are giving up for Plastic Free July!

Why You Can't Fail at Plastic Free July | Treading My Own Path | Zero Waste + Plastic-Free Living Taking the Plastic Free July challenge and feel like you've failed already? Wrong! You can't fail at Plastic Free July - here's why.

Wishing all the critters in the sea a happy World Oceans Day!

Alaska Ocean Center wishes you, your family, and friends a very happy Earth Day. How are you making memories today?

Friends of the Alaska Ocean Center,

WE NEED YOUR HELP AGAIN!

First, thank you for your comments regarding parking on the waterfront. They helped; the State dropped the RFP response.

Now we need the Alaska Mental Health Trust to do what’s best for their Beneficiaries and for Juneau; quickly sell us the Subport lot at above appraised value. We in turn will get on with the development of the Juneau Marina District; a yacht and small cruise ship harbor, sea walk, beaches, the Alaska Ocean Center, and downtown housing.

Please text Bob with your support: 907 723-8443 and comment, like, and share this post with your friends!

THANK YOU

You may have heard some concerning news about the future fate of the ocean center. We are pleased to say the State has pulled the RFP for parking on the Juneau waterfront. One step closer to an Ocean Center in Juneau. Thank you Rorie Watt, our Mayor, members of the Assembly, and those others that stepped in to help.

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