inupiat guides Bruce Inglangasak and Jack Kayotuk finish building an igloo snow blind

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inupiat guides Bruce Inglangasak and Jack Kayotuk finish building an igloo snow blind

inupiat guides Bruce Inglangasak and Jack Kayotuk finish building an igloo snow blind, along the Arctic coast, mouth of the Canning river, eastern Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska (MR)

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1002 Anwr Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Area Blind Block Canning River Coastal Plain Eskimo Global Warming Igloo Indigenous Inupiat Local Model Release Model Released National Wildlife Refuge Native Person Sled Steve Kazlowski

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EDITORS COMMENTS
Building Blocks of Fun: Inupiat Guides Create Arctic Masterpiece!". In this print by Steven J. Kazlowski, we witness the incredible craftsmanship and rich cultural heritage of the Inupiat people in Alaska's eastern Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Meet Bruce Inglangasak and Jack Kayotuk, two skilled guides who have just put the finishing touches on their magnificent igloo snow blind. With a backdrop of pristine white snow and the breathtaking Arctic coast, these local indigenous experts showcase their traditional knowledge and expertise in constructing this remarkable structure. Using blocks of compacted snow as building materials, they effortlessly shape an igloo that not only serves as shelter but also blends harmoniously with its surroundings. As you admire this snapshot frozen in time, let your imagination run wild! Picture yourself stepping into this cozy sanctuary amidst freezing temperatures while enjoying the warmth radiating from within. Imagine sharing stories around a crackling fire or marveling at nature's wonders through strategically placed openings designed to observe wildlife without being detected. But beyond its aesthetic appeal lies a deeper message - a reminder of our responsibility to protect fragile ecosystems like Alaska's coastal plain from threats such as global warming. Let us celebrate the resilience and ingenuity of cultures like the Inupiat people while pledging to preserve their ancestral lands for generations to come. So take home this extraordinary piece captured by Danita Delimont, allowing it to transport you into an enchanting world where tradition meets innovation amidst vast snowy landscapes.

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