Carl Donohue

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Carl Donohue is a wilderness advocate, backcountry guide and photographer who spends months out of the year exploring the wild Alaska. He considers the lessons he learns in the wilderness some of the most valuable experiences in his life, and is grateful for each of them. He is currently working on a book on Alaska's Wrangell-Saint Elias National Park. More information about his work is available at alaskanalpinetreks.com and skolaiimages.com.

ANWR's coastal plain not 'desolate' as Alaska's Don Young claims

OPINION: It's a sad anachronism to call the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge's coastal plain "desolate," and it's incredibly disrespectful to people such as the Gwich'in, who've lived in the North for centuries.

By Carl Donohue●

December 01, 2011 at 6:35 pm

Carl Donohue

author

ANWR's coastal plain not 'desolate' as Alaska's Don Young claims

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