Janet Collins, author of On the Arctic Frontier: Ernest Leffingwell’s Polar Explorations and Legacy, discusses her research on the early polar explorer and his work exploring, studying and mapping the landscape in what is now the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge between 1906 and 1914. In consultation with the Inupiat of the area, Leffingwell took scientific measurements, created maps, and surveyed the geography and geology, including groundbreaking research on permafrost.
Bob King: Sailboats in the Bristol Bay fishery
Mug Up with Katie Ringsmuth
Atomic Island with Ben Huff
The Spirit Wraps Around You Closing Event
Weaving with Sea Otter Fur – Kathy Rado
A History of Native Textiles on the Northern Northwest Coast
The Spirit Wraps Around You Welcome
The Salmon Way
Walter Harper: Alaska Native Son
Cruising the Fossil Coast Line Part II
The Case for Tranquility Base: Proving the Apollo 11 Moon Landing
Reflections on the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act