Commanderislandsru

The Commander Islands National Park is a protected natural area in Russia’s Kamchatka Region, preserving the remote islands of the North Pacific at the meeting point of Eurasia and North America. The park invites visitors to explore the archipelago’s distinctive wildlife, landscapes and cultural heritage, while promoting responsible travel and conservation.

Its work includes scientific research and cooperation, publications, habitat and species conservation, protection of the territory, and projects focused on historical and cultural heritage. The park also provides visitor information and services, including guidance on permits and entry rules, trip preparation, travel routes and excursions. These resources help guests plan visits while respecting the area’s protected status.

For communities, schools and the wider public, the park offers educational programs, children’s activities, a virtual museum, teaching materials and expedition opportunities. It also supports volunteering, partnerships and public contributions, and encourages collaboration with businesses and international organizations. Through research, education and carefully managed tourism, the Commander Islands National Park works to safeguard the archipelago and connect people with its remarkable natural environment.