Forrester Island Wilderness

Forrester Island Wilderness protects 2,832 acres of rugged Alaskan coastline where seabirds rule. This remote archipelago hosts one of the most important nesting colonies in the North Pacific—millions of storm-petrels, puffins, and auklets return here each year. No trails, no visitors, just raw wilderness doing what it does best. These rocks matter more than most people know. Rep the places working hardest when no one’s watching.