Semidi Wilderness

Semidi Wilderness protects 250,000 acres of remote Alaskan islands where few will ever set foot. This windswept archipelago in the Gulf of Alaska is a seabird sanctuary—home to millions of nesting puffins, murres, and storm-petrels. No trails, no visitors centers, just raw volcanic islands doing critical work for marine ecosystems. These lands matter precisely because they’re inaccessible. Rep a wilderness that exists for wildlife first, and wear a reminder that not all public lands are meant for us.