The Nalukataq, or blanket toss festival, is a traditional Iñupiaq celebration held after a successful whaling season. The community comes together to share food, stories, and laughter, and to honor the whalers and their families.
The Brooks Range serves as a gateway to the Gwich’in’s traditional world. For centuries, Gwich’in hunters have ventured into the range’s southern foothills, setting up camps along the numerous rivers and streams that flow from the mountains. These camps, often made from temporary structures of anima
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