Trapper Creek Farm Welcome to Trapper Creek Farm/Alaska website. Trapper Creek Farm was established in 1983 and is dedicated to the commercial production of native plants and trees for revegetation, reclamation and habitat restoration projects. We produce seed of the native grass Arctagrostis latifolia (common name Alyeska polargrass), and a native sedge, Carex pachystachya (synonym: Carex macloviana d'Urv. Subsp. Pachystachya as listed by Dr. Eric Hulten). We sell these plant materials to private industry and governmental agencies. Trapper Creek Farm is a member of the Alaska Seed Growers/Crop Improvement Association. If you are in the neighborhood during the summer you are invited to stop by for a tour of the farm operations. We are located in the community of Trapper Creek, Alaska (population 423) near milepost 115 of the Parks Highway. The farm is located at approximately 62.32 North Latitude and is approximately 70 air miles from the base of Mt. McKinley (elevation 20,320 feet). Our friendly greeting staff is ready to guide you around the farm.