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August 5th, 2010
The book is done! It is now on sale online here along with an online extended edition with audio interviews, video and a full digital version of the text. Please visit the demo here for more information.

Meet the people most affected by petroleum development and climate change in North America. Anthropologist Harvard Ayers, businessman Dave Harman and college professor Landon Pennington interviewed 100 native people and other residents of the Arctic region of Canada and Alaska from the Mackenzie Delta to the Chukchi Sea. These Gwich'in, Inupiat and Inuvialuit, as well as transplants from the South, share the stories of their lives and their hopes for the future of the region. Arctic Gardens also includes a discussion of climate change in the Arctic and beyond for scientist and non-scientists alike.

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Recreation in the Arctic:

There are two native cultures that depend on the Arctic for their very survival. Click here to view photographs taken by a group of students and businessmen who recently visited the Arctic.

 

Arctic Voices Introduces "Voices From the Arctic"

North Carolina Businessmen Dave Harmon and Hanes Boren on a recent trip to the Arctic of Alaska and Canada. Click here to listen to Dave Harmon's recollections and thoughts on the need to protect the Arctic in our first ever "Voices from the Arctic."