The Gwich'in - A Matter of Survival

The Native Gwich'in people of Alaska and Canada have lived off the land for 10-thousand years and are dependent on caribou for their existence. Their lifestyle and culture revolve around the caribou. Some in the US Government and the oil industry are pushing to drill for oil in the Coastal Plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. New Community Project has built a relationship with the community of Arctic Village, Alaska 100 miles north of the Arctic circle.
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Tags: Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Environment, Nature, Earth, Human Rights, Gwich'in, Native Rights, New Community Project, Caribou

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