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Assembly accepts 309-acre gift to expand Iceberg Recreation Area
Summary
The Assembly voted to accept a gift of roughly 309 acres from the Interior Alaska Land Trust to expand the Iceberg Recreation Area; staff said the parcels are mostly wetlands, will remain conserved under grant and easement terms, and the borough plans passive management and trail connectivity.
The Fairbanks North Star Borough Assembly voted on Sept. 11 to accept a donation of approximately 309 acres adjoining the Iceberg Recreation Area from the Interior Alaska Land Trust.
Natural Resources staff described the acquisition as a gift that nearly doubles the size of the Iceberg Recreation Area and said it includes two tracts — a 219-acre parcel and a 90-acre parcel — that are primarily wetlands and used as winter trails. The parcels were acquired in…
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