April 2, 2025
Faced with climate change threats, young Alaska Native women are leading efforts to protect their homelands. From opposing the Ambler Road project to fighting for sustainable fisheries, their work honors their ancestors and safeguards future generations. Their activism blends Indigenous knowledge with modern science and policy, ensuring that the land, water, and traditions remain intact.
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