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The Inevitable Ambler Road Project That Threatens Alaskan Wildlife
The Gates of The Arctic National Park is among the world's most environmentally preserved ecosystems. It is home to humans and wildlife who have been coexisting for generations. Unfortunately, one infamously large scale project might disrupt the thriving ecosystem.
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