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60 Minutes visits Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (2001)

60 Minutes visits Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (2001)

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Arctic National Wildlife Refuge - Alchetron, the free social encyclopedia

‘The sacred place where life begins’: documentary seeks to preserve Arctic refuge

‘The sacred place where life begins’: documentary seeks to preserve Arctic refuge

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Arctic Wildlife Refuge

Arctic Wildlife Refuge

Welcome to arctic lands of the north. The Arctic Refuge contains remote, complete, and undisturbed lands across five different ecological regions: lagoons, beaches and saltmarshes of coastal marine areas; coastal plain tundra; alpine tundra of the Brooks Range; the forest-tundra transition south of the mountains; and tall spruce, birch, and aspen of the boreal forest. Take a moment and let the rivers of Arctic Refuge tell their stories with their beauty, grandeur, and wildness alone. Do you have

Welcome to arctic lands of the north. The Arctic Refuge contains remote, complete, and undisturbed lands across five different ecological regions: lagoons, beaches and saltmarshes of coastal marine areas; coastal plain tundra; alpine tundra of the Brooks Range; the forest-tundra transition south of the mountains; and tall spruce, birch, and aspen of the boreal forest. Take a moment and let the rivers of Arctic Refuge tell their stories with their beauty, grandeur, and wildness alone. Do you have

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Did you know? The coastal plain of the Arctic Refuge is the most important onshore polar bear habitat in the country. Enjoy this time-lapse of the majestic Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. | The Wilderness Society

Did you know? The coastal plain of the Arctic Refuge is the most important onshore polar bear habitat in the country. Enjoy this time-lapse of the majestic Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. | The Wilderness Society

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Almost the entire Porcupine Caribou Herd is calving on Arctic Refuge right now! It’s been 15 years since most of the herd calved on Arctic Refuge, so this is an exciting biological event. (USFWS) | Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

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Trump administration finalizes plan to open pristine Alaska wildlife refuge to oil and gas drilling

This National Wildlife Refuge Week, we’re honoring one of the most sacred and wild places left on Earth: the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Even for those who may never set foot there, the Arctic Refuge is an important symbol of the wild. For generations, the Gwich’in people have cared for this land and fought to protect it - in fact, they refer to the coastal plain as “The Sacred Place Where Life Begins.” The protection of this irreplaceable landscape is a matter of survival and food security

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Do you care about polar bears? Caribou? Musk oxen? If so, you should care about the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge! Find out more about this important refuge and the role it plays in the survival of Arctic wildlife, here: https://dfnd.us/3wJGTTN ◀️❄️ | Defenders of Wildlife

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Say YES to permanent protections! | The Wilderness Society

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The Long, Long Battle for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

Donald Trump Reopens Arctic Wildlife Refuge For Oil Drilling.

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Donald Trump Reopens Arctic Wildlife Refuge For Oil Drilling

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Donald Trump opened the pristine Arctic Wildlife Refuge for drilling in 2017. Imagine what else his administration could destroy with another four years? | Protect Our Winters Action Fund

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The Arctic Wildlife Refuge is one of the largest, most intact landscapes on Earth. Yet oil and gas interests continue to threaten it. The health of Arctic species like polar bears and caribou depends on our standing with Indigenous communities to protect it. We all have a moral obligation to stand up and keep the refuge from being destroyed. So, what are we doing about it? We’re working to repeal the 2017 Arctic drilling program and cancel existing leases. If drilling moves forward, we’ll pressu

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Heimo's Arctic Refuge

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is home to more than 200 species of birds and sacred land for the Gwich'in people—but it has never been in greater danger. On the Arctic Refuge Day of Action, learn more about this vast Alaskan wilderness then take action to protect this critical habitat: https://bit.ly/3wideeV | National Audubon Society

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Biden suspends oil and gas leases to drill in Alaska’s Arctic refuge

30 years after an oil well was drilled at an Arctic wildlife refuge, the effects are still visible from space. | The Weather Channel

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The threat of losing the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge—one of the largest intact ecosystems left on Earth— has never been greater than right now. The Trump administration has opened hundreds of thousands of acres so that oil and gas companies can destroy the landscape just to line their pockets. If oil and gas moves in, wildlife has nowhere else to go. Polar bears and cubs could be killed from seismic blasts sent out by huge industrial equipment. The Porcupine caribou herd, which thousands of

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Follow the planet’s longest land-animal migration on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska. "American Arctic" premieres Wednesday, April 13 at 8/7c on PBS. [VID: Promo for American Arctic, footage of snowy mountains and the animals that live there. Transcript: On the top of the world, a great migration unfolds. Thousands of caribou journey to one special place. This is the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, an Alaskan sanctuary bursting with life. But in an ever-changing world, can these I

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Follow the planet’s longest land-animal migration in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. "American Arctic" is now streaming. | Nature | PBS

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🛑This is the most extreme attack yet on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: the administration is opening the entire fragile 1.5-million-acre coastal plain to industrial oil and gas development, threatening the conservation of wildlife and clean water, the freedom of Indigenous communities to sustain their way of life and the future of this special place for generations to come. We need your help to fight back. Please, rush an emergency gift right now to strengthen our defense of the Arctic an

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We need Congress to permanently protect Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and the polar bears, caribou and other iconic species that rely on it. Oil and gas drilling would imperil wildlife, forever destroy millions of acres of these pristine wildlands, and threaten the region’s Indigenous peoples. Add your name below to urge lawmakers to protect the Arctic Refuge and its imperiled wildlife >> 🦅🐋🗻🌎 | NRDC Action Fund

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The Arctic Experience: A World of Ice, Adventure, and Untamed Beauty

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Straddling the Arctic Circle in Alaska is the 1.6 million acre Kanuti National Wildlife Refuge, home to both impressive dragonflies and dazzling damselflies! The Refuge is one of the top areas for dragonfly diversity, with 26 documented species thanks to the abundant wetlands that support them. Here, both damselflies and dragonflies spend the majority of their lives under water where they predate on aquatic insects—and occasionally small fish. Adults only get a handful of weeks to months of flyi

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Trump administration announces plan to allow oil and gas drilling in Arctic Wildlife Refuge

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