Alaska Eco Forestry

About Alaska Eco Forestry

Up in the rolling hills inland from Cook Inlet, the onion domes of Nikolaevsk's church rise over gardens, open fields and stands of spruce and birch in a village founded by Russian Old Believers. Alaska Eco Forestry does lawn care in this quiet corner of the Kenai Peninsula, mowing yards, trimming edges and clearing back the growth that crowds in from the woods each summer. Long July afternoons here run warm and still, full of the scent of cut grass and the drone of bees along the garden rows. A neat yard suits a community where tended ground has always been part of the scenery. The lawn is trimmed, the woods are held at their edge, and the domes shine over it all.