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Patrick Endres
Patrick Endres was lured to Alaska in 1981 by a youthful quest for
adventure and an intrigue with wilderness. Since then he has trekked and
explored Alaska's epic wild spaces, and photographed the arctic and sub-arctic
environments extensively. Now as an established professional photographer ... |
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Greg MacGillivray
Greg
MacGillivray is an Academy Award{en}nominated film director and
cinematographer whose production company, MacGillivray Freeman Films, has
produced more than thirty giant-screen IMAX Theatre films, including the
award-winning hits Everest, The Living
Sea, and Grand Canyon ... |
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Tom Campion
Tom Campion has served on
the board of Alaska Wilderness League since 1999. His fierce commitment to
protecting wild public land in Alaska has inspired him to organize many trips
to this remote region. Over the course of the past decade, he has made Alaska
“come alive” to politicians, ... |
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Sylvia EarleOceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earle is explorer-in-residence at the
National Geographic Society and leader of the Sustainable Seas
Expeditions. She received the TED Prize in 2009 for her proposal to
establish a global network of marine protected areas, or "hope spots,"
to save and restore ... |
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Terry Tempest WilliamsTerry Tempest Williams is the author of over a dozen books on our relationship to place. Her books include Refuge, An Unspoken Hunger, and Leap.
In 2006, Williams received the Robert Marshall Award from The
Wilderness Society, their highest honor given to an American citizen.
She also ... |
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George B. SchallerGeorge B. Schaller is a field biologist and vice president of science and exploration at the Wildlife Conservation Society in New York.
He was born in 1933 and went to the University of Alaska and Wisconsin.
He was a member of the 1956 Murie expedition to Alaska, which resulted
in the ... |
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Peter MatthiessenPeter Matthiessen is the acclaimed author of numerous works of
fiction and nonfiction. His subjects include vanishing cultures,
oppressed people, and endangered wildlife and landscapes, and his work
is essentially based on his wilderness travels. His nonfiction books
include The Birds of ... |
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Annette McGivneyAnnette McGivney is the Southwest Editor for Backpacker magazine.
In addition to writing about her adventures in the deserts and
mountains of the Southwest, she specializes in environmental topics and
personality profiles. While on assignment for Backpacker, she has
hiked with all types of ... |
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Bill McKibbenBill McKibben is an American environmentalist and writer who
frequently writes about global warming, alternative energy, and the
risks associated with human genetic engineering. McKibben is active in
the Methodist Church, and his writing sometimes has a spiritual bent.
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