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International fishing companies have created untenable living situations for Alaskan natives featured in Nat Geo's "Life Below Zero: First Alaskans."
A proposed 211-mile industrial road that would cut through pristine Alaskan wilderness to reach a planned copper and zinc mine would disrupt the way of life in Native Alaska communities, harm fish and caribou, and likely speed the thawing of permafrost, according to an environmental review released by the Biden administration Friday. The road, known as the Ambler Access Project, would cut through Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve, and requires a federal permit to move forward. The q
A proposed industrial road would cut through pristine wilderness in Alaska to reach a planned copper and zinc mine.
The fan-favorite series returns alongside 'Life Below Zero: Next Generation' on September 4.
After decades of being shut out at the ballot box, the state’s tribal populations now wield significant influence as a voting bloc.