Point Hope Video Clips

See Jane Do: Caroline Cannon Goldman Prize Winner 2012

See Jane Do exclusive interview with Caroline Cannon North America winner of the 2012 Goldman Environmental Prize. Elisa Parker chats with Caroline at the Goldman Prize Ceremony in San Francisco. Caroline of the Arctic community in Point Hope Alaska has become one of the strongest voices against off shore drilling in the Arctic Seas. As an active leader she has participated in hundreds of meetings in Washington, DC in order to represent Point Hope and the marine environment.

2.0 goes to the Point Defiant Zoo YTO 31

Kevin MacLeod Steel Rods Genre: Soundtrack Length: 2:24 Instruments: Percussion Tempo: 69 South Pacific Aquarium The next best thing to a tropical vacation, the South Pacific Aquarium features dozens of brightly colored tropical fish and eels swimming in the 24000-gallon Lagoon exhibit. Dive deeper to discover the Blue Hole, where deeper-dwelling fish peek at you from their hiding places in the life-like artificial coral. Come face-to-face with dozens of sharks as they explore their 240000-gallon Outer Reef environment. Watch staff biologists feed the sharks or dive with them. Click here to see a schedule of dives and shark feeding times. Shark species: Lemon shark, Nurse shark, Sandtiger shark, Black-tip reef shark, Wobbegong shark, Sandbar shark Other large species: Crevalle Jack, Grouper North Pacific Aquarium Puget Sound is home to fascinating and beautiful creatures that you can see up close at the North Pacific Aquarium. View Northwest native species, including salmon, rockfish, jellies, bay pipefish, giant Pacific octopus and much more. Enjoy the large community exhibit from above, or explore the lower level of the North Pacific Aquarium where familiar landmarks and marine habitats are portrayed in the Around the Sound exhibit gallery. Outside the aquarium building, peer into the cool waters of the North Pacific Tidepool to find urchins and anemones. These newly renovated exhibits are now open! Marine Discovery Center Visit the Marine Discovery Center inside the ...

Thawing - Climate Change and Traditional Storage Cellars in Point Hope, Alaska

The traditional underground food storage cellars in Point Hope, Alaska are thawing due to warming soil temperatures.This video records the observations of Mr. Joe Towksjhea an Inupiat Elder and retired whaling captain who describes these changes and the implications for food security in Point Hope and other Arctic communities.

Visuals for Snow Angel.m4v

Stop Animation and footage sketches for the storytelling video art 'The Snow Angel' by Kerry Burke Mackenzie that takes place in Point Hope Alaska. The completed story is available from ChangingWorld Productions.

Desiree' Gospel solo in Point hope ak

Desiree' from Point Hope AK

Elders and Youth Conference 2011

Inupiat Culture and Tradition Right Here Right Now! This years event took place in Point Hope Alaska. This is a short clip of the conference. For more information visit www.nsb-ihlc.com Free Royalty Free Songs by DanoSongs.com

Congressional Briefing on the Implications of Arctic Ocean Drilling

Arctic Ocean: Implications of Massive Expansion of Offshore Drilling This briefing focuses on the history of Arctic Ocean offshore development, impacts of risky oil drilling on North Slope communities and the relationship of North Slope Alaska Natives to the ocean ecosystem and its resources. Speakers: - Peter Van Tuyn, Outside Counsel, Alaska Wilderness League, Anchorage, AK - Caroline Cannon, President of the Native Village of Point Hope, Point Hope, AK - Rosemary Ahtuangaruak, Former Mayor of Nuiqsut, AK and Former Council Member of the Inupiat Community of the Arctic Slope, Barrow, AK - Doreen Lampe, President of the Inupiat Community of the Arctic Slope, Barrow, AK Moderated by Kristen Miller, Government Affairs Director, Alaska Wilderness League Sponsored by Alaska Wilderness League, National Audubon Society, Natural Resources Defense Council, Oceana, World Wildlife Fund, and Congresswoman Betty McCollum

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Big mom whale swimming with her small baby on her back. May 10th 2011 Point Hope Alaska

Day 10: Coast Guard builds Arctic aid to navigation

POINT HOPE, Alaska -- In this 2010 Coast Guard Video of the Year nominee, four Coast Guard Aids to Navigation Team Kodiak personnel completed a build of the 15-foot aid to navigation tower four miles south of Point Hope Aug. 2, 2010, which is only one of two permanent Coast Guard aids to navigation north of the Arctic Circle. The aid will help vessels navigate through the Bering Strait. US Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 3rd Class Walter Shinn. Find out how to cast your vote at www.uscg.mil.