HMC-0005. Records of a conservation lobbying organization involved in monitoring environmental and conservation issues in Alaska including air pollution, toxic waste, mining, the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, oil and gas development, and land use planning.

HMC-0419. Records of an organization founded to address hazardous material in Alaska, which include files related to the environmental effects of hazardous materials.

HMC-0027. AKPIRG is a non-profit citizens group formed in 1974 by Alaskans in order to meet the need for consumer representation. Includes legal papers concerning the organization's participation in a lawsuit relating to the Alaska Gas natural gas pipeline.

HMC-0044. Video recordings and other material from a 1974 symposium entitled “After the Land Use Commission, What?”, which discussed the need to establish a coordinated management system for watersheds, fish and game, recreation, and natural resources in Alaska between federal, state, and local government, and private landowners.

Records of a nonprofit organization created to clean up polluted surface water including lakes and creeks within the Municipality of Anchorage.

HMC-0804. Papers of a natural resources administrator who participated in an evaluation of the proposed Rampart Canyon Dam Project in Alaska. The collection includes August’s political and governmental history of the dam proposal and related reports, studies, correspondence, and news articles, as well as the four volume report on the project entitled, "Rampart Dam and the Economic Development of Alaska,” among other materials.

HMC-0991. The collection includes subject files related to environmental issues, as well as photographs depicting glaciers, ice formations, and other natural features that may be affected by climate change.

HMC-1228. Records of an organization that held conferences to promote environmental sustainability in Alaska.

Records of an organization created in 1971 to commemorate the life of mountaineer Hans van der Laan and to promote understanding and support for protecting the Brooks Range in Alaska. The trust worked toward the establishment of a national park in the Brooks Range and also gave money to other conservation organizations working on behalf of wild Alaska and Brooks Range protection.

HMC-0105. Papers of Alaska wildlife manager Oliver T. Edwards, who worked for the U.S. Forest Service in Alaska in 1939 and 1940 charting bear migrations, taking a census of elk populations, and photographing mountain sheep and goats. The collection includes reports on wildlife, fur farms, and fish, as well as photographs and 16mm motion picture film of Alaskan animals, plant life, marine mammals, and fish.

HMC-1244. Papers of an Alaska State Senator that include files on environmental issues

HMC-0454. Papers of a former UAA Chancellor that include files related to his work on the U.S. Arctic Research Commission and a conference related to conservation and resource development.

EPH-0009. Includes copies of the newsletter "Sourceline" for October/November 1980; a report prepared by Greenpeace concerning oil drilling in the Beaufort Sea; a report on regulations to protect humpback whales in Glacier Bay National Monument; instructions for whale watching; and an information sheet on aerial wolf hunting.

HMC-0660. Contains files on environmental issues from Hickel’s time as United States Secretary of the Interior and Governor of Alaska.

HMC-0408. Papers of an Alaska natural resources officer who served as natural resources planning officer for the Federal Field Committee for Development Planning in Alaska (1966-1970) and director of the Arctic Environmental Information and Data Center at University of Alaska (1972-1988), among many other positions. The collection contains material on the d(2) clause (also known as “D-2”) in the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, which required the federal government to identify national interests lands in Alaska.

HMC-0618. Papers of a leader in the Alaskan land conservation movement.

HMC-1155. Papers of a former Director of the Health Services Administration Program at Alaska Pacific University that include material related to climate change and other Arctic environmental issues.

HMC-0794. The collection contains material related to Konigsberg’s founding of the Alaska Center for the Environment and his work as a research analyst for the Arctic Environmental Information and Data Center.

HMC-0169. Papers of a former state representative containing subject files on environmental issues.

HMC-0185. Correspondence, speeches, press releases, legislation, reports, newspaper clippings, and other materials relating to clause d(2) (also known as “D-2”) in the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, which required the federal government to identify national interests lands in Alaska.

HMC-1180. Parker was a member of the Arctic Research Commission and held various positions in other governmental and public interest organizations, such as the Northern Forum, the Institute of the North, the Prince William Sound Regional Citizens’ Advisory Council, the Bering Sea Forum, and the Anchorage Citizens Coalition and the Anchorage Trails and Greenways Coalition. Parker’s papers contain files relating to the Protection of Arctic Marine Environment (PAME), Arctic Environmental Protection Strategy (AEPS), Arctic Research Commission (ARC), and Arctic design.

HMC-0792. The collection document’s Schmidt’s work as environmental consultant for the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, as well as her activities with conservation organizations.