Campbell Creek Science Center
Located in Anchorage, Alaska, the BLM Campbell Creek Science Center offers engaging outdoor experiences for learners of all ages. Nestled within the 730-acre Campbell Tract—home to diverse habitats and over 25 miles of trails—the center fosters appreciation, connection, and stewardship of Alaska’s public lands and natural resources.
Just like the seasons, activities are always changing at the BLM Campbell Creek Science Center. Join us for a public program, bring your students for a field trip to our outdoor classroom, download our educational resources, and more.
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Bear and Moose Safety
Though it is on the edge of the city, Campbell Tract is still quite wild. Be wildlife safe and bear aware. Salmon runs bring brown bears to the creek from June – October.
Use caution when visiting the creek in the summer, and practice bear aware techniques:
- travel in groups,
- make noise,
- carry bear spray!
Visit the Alaska Department of Fish and Game "Living with Bears"
