Community Gardens Revive Anchorage Parks | Anchorage News

Community members rallied at Susan Nightingale McKay Park this past Wednesday to plant an edible native garden—complete with cranberries and blueberries—fueling a five-year citywide effort to green Anchorage’s public parks. Led by the Anchorage Park Foundation and Municipal Parks and Recreation Department, the initiative aims to beautify spaces while fostering neighborly connections and supporting local wildlife. Michelle LeBeau emphasized how vital these natural habitats are to Anchorage’s identity and community spirit. With more volunteer opportunities popping up across the city, anyone can join the movement to make their neighborhood greener and more connected.

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