In 1966, an Alaska dairy farm went up for sale; the community helped keep it off the open market, and it later became a 1,790-acre refuge visited by about 150 bird species
Discover how the Fairbanks community came together in 1966 to prevent a dairy farm sale, transforming the land into Creamer's Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, home to 150 bird species and an annual festival.