Muskox on the North Slope
Wildlife biologist Geoff Carroll in Barrow, Alaska, talks about the extirpation and reintroduction of muskox on the North Slope.
Sled Dogs
Geoff Carroll, area wildlife biologist for Alaska’s Dept of Fish and Game, hitches up his sled dogs. After taking his sled out onto the ocean ice, Geoff talks a little about Greenland Huskies like the ones he took to the North Pole with Will Steger in 1986.
To the North Pole
In 1986 Geoff helped Will Steger and others reach the North Pole by sled. In the first month they had only gone 100 miles and soon had to shed a great amount of gear in order to reach the pole. From years of working with the Inupiaq Eskimos Geoff knew the ice conditions and helped […]
Matt Druckenmiller
talks to elementary students in the lower 48 about his work studying the thickness of ice
Inupiaq Eskimo elder Eugene Brower talks about ice fishing with his father
Eugene’s father was Harry Brower, Sr. (1924-1992), out on the ice.
The Story of a Rogue Walrus
Iñupiaq Eskimo elder Eugene Brower talks about confronting a massive rogue walrus out on the ice while hunting whales, Barrow, Alaska
Whaling 1: Brower talks about growing up whaling
As a young boy Iñupiaq Eskimo elder Eugene Brower from Barrow, Alaska, moved up the ranks to Harpooner and finally to whaling captain. On a Sunday in March 2009, he took some time out to talk about whaling
Love of the Arctic, the Sea Ice & the Freedom of Open Spaces but Big Changes Afoot
Geoff talks about the freedom of the open spaces but also about the changes that have come and are coming to the Arctic
Moving to the Arctic & a Bowhead Whale Census
Wildlife biologist Geoff Carroll in Barrow, Alaska, talks about the extirpation and reintroduction of muskox on the North Slope.
Polar Bears & Climate Change
Alaska’s foremost polar bear expert talks about the effect of the retreating ice on bears