Teaching about the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA) of 1980 can be challenging. While ANILCA is complex, it is also landmark legislation, crucial for students to learn about in order to fully understand land rights, subsistence management, and federal lands in Alaska. During the 2025-2026 school year, See Stories youth interns worked to highlight key parts of ANILCA through interviews with tribal, federal, and state leaders. These films, alongside their lesson plans, serve as teaching tools for Alaska teachers to effectively engage learning opportunities for students about a variety of perspectives on ANILCA and its impacts on modern Alaska. This workshop was made possible by generous support from Audubon Alaska and the Alaska Conservation Foundation Jeanne S. Williams Fund.