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The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) covers about 19.3 million acres in northeast Alaska and is the largest national refuge in the United States. And unfortunately, it is a huge target for oil and gas drilling despite its protections currently in place.
The Refuge includes diverse habitats that support an abundance of species including caribou, brown, black and polar bears, Dall sheep, moose, foxes, muskoxen, marine mammals including whales and seals, and thousands of different birds. The calving grounds of the Porcupine Caribou herd, which have sustained Gwich’in people for generations, are within the Coastal Plain of the Refuge. The Refuge’s coastal plain also provides an important denning area for female polar bears in winter. It is SO important that we protect this incredible place.
Joining Liz is author and longtime resident of Alaska: Debbie Miller. She shares stories of magical wildlife encounters within ANWR, her deep love for Alaska wilderness and more! Speak up for the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge while you still can.
Support Alaska Wilderness League: AlaskaWild.org.
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Learn more about Debbie Miller and her books here.
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Order Midnight Wilderness: Journeys in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge by Debbie Miller.
Listen to & Learn more about Encounters North.
Support Alaska Wilderness League: AlaskaWild.org.
Follow Alaska Wilderness League on Instagram: @keepalaskawild.
Learn more about Debbie Miller and her books here.
Follow Debbie on Instagram: @debbiesmiller2.
Order Midnight Wilderness: Journeys in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge by Debbie Miller.
Listen to & Learn more about Encounters North.
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What is Rangers of the Lost Park?
A podcast for those who love the outdoors and need joy in a world of bad news. Hosted by former ranger Liz Crandall. Co-created with Mikayla Moors. Ranger On!