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ザ・ノースフェイスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ザ・ノースフェイスInstagram)「We sent a new generation of explorers, artists, activists, and storytellers on a trip to America’s largest wilderness to bring fresh eyes to an important place, The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Traditionally land of the indigenous Gwich’in and Inupiat people, The Arctic Refuge plays host to the greatest variety of plant and animal life in the circumpolar north, including millions of migratory birds and over 200,000 Caribou. The Gwich’in hold this land sacred and rely on the caribou for their way of life, as they have for thousands of years. In 2017, the government opened the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas drilling, threatening the fragile ecosystem and those connected it. The Arctic is also ground zero for climate change - temperatures are rising twice as fast as the rest of the planet. Follow along this week for reports from this iconic wilderness. Photos by @aundre #neverstopexploring #protectthearctic」7月9日 10時39分 - thenorthface

ザ・ノースフェイスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ザ・ノースフェイスInstagram)「We sent a new generation of explorers, artists, activists, and storytellers on a trip to America’s largest wilderness to bring fresh eyes to an important place, The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Traditionally land of the indigenous Gwich’in and Inupiat people, The Arctic Refuge plays host to the greatest variety of plant and animal life in the circumpolar north, including millions of migratory birds and over 200,000 Caribou. The Gwich’in hold this land sacred and rely on the caribou for their way of life, as they have for thousands of years. In 2017, the government opened the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas drilling, threatening the fragile ecosystem and those connected it. The Arctic is also ground zero for climate change - temperatures are rising twice as fast as the rest of the planet. Follow along this week for reports from this iconic wilderness. Photos by @aundre #neverstopexploring #protectthearctic」7月9日 10時39分 - thenorthface

ザ・ノースフェイスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ザ・ノースフェイスInstagram)「We sent a new generation of explorers, artists, activists, and storytellers on a trip to America’s largest wilderness to bring fresh eyes to an important place, The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Traditionally land of the indigenous Gwich’in and Inupiat people, The Arctic Refuge plays host to the greatest variety of plant and animal life in the circumpolar north, including millions of migratory birds and over 200,000 Caribou. The Gwich’in hold this land sacred and rely on the caribou for their way of life, as they have for thousands of years. In 2017, the government opened the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas drilling, threatening the fragile ecosystem and those connected it. The Arctic is also ground zero for climate change - temperatures are rising twice as fast as the rest of the planet. Follow along this week for reports from this iconic wilderness. Photos by @aundre #neverstopexploring #protectthearctic」7月9日 10時39分 - thenorthface

ザ・ノースフェイスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ザ・ノースフェイスInstagram)「We sent a new generation of explorers, artists, activists, and storytellers on a trip to America’s largest wilderness to bring fresh eyes to an important place, The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Traditionally land of the indigenous Gwich’in and Inupiat people, The Arctic Refuge plays host to the greatest variety of plant and animal life in the circumpolar north, including millions of migratory birds and over 200,000 Caribou. The Gwich’in hold this land sacred and rely on the caribou for their way of life, as they have for thousands of years. In 2017, the government opened the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas drilling, threatening the fragile ecosystem and those connected it. The Arctic is also ground zero for climate change - temperatures are rising twice as fast as the rest of the planet. Follow along this week for reports from this iconic wilderness. Photos by @aundre #neverstopexploring #protectthearctic」7月9日 10時39分 - thenorthface

ザ・ノースフェイスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ザ・ノースフェイスInstagram)「We sent a new generation of explorers, artists, activists, and storytellers on a trip to America’s largest wilderness to bring fresh eyes to an important place, The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Traditionally land of the indigenous Gwich’in and Inupiat people, The Arctic Refuge plays host to the greatest variety of plant and animal life in the circumpolar north, including millions of migratory birds and over 200,000 Caribou. The Gwich’in hold this land sacred and rely on the caribou for their way of life, as they have for thousands of years. In 2017, the government opened the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas drilling, threatening the fragile ecosystem and those connected it. The Arctic is also ground zero for climate change - temperatures are rising twice as fast as the rest of the planet. Follow along this week for reports from this iconic wilderness. Photos by @aundre #neverstopexploring #protectthearctic」7月9日 10時39分 - thenorthface

ザ・ノースフェイスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ザ・ノースフェイスInstagram)「We sent a new generation of explorers, artists, activists, and storytellers on a trip to America’s largest wilderness to bring fresh eyes to an important place, The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Traditionally land of the indigenous Gwich’in and Inupiat people, The Arctic Refuge plays host to the greatest variety of plant and animal life in the circumpolar north, including millions of migratory birds and over 200,000 Caribou. The Gwich’in hold this land sacred and rely on the caribou for their way of life, as they have for thousands of years. In 2017, the government opened the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas drilling, threatening the fragile ecosystem and those connected it. The Arctic is also ground zero for climate change - temperatures are rising twice as fast as the rest of the planet. Follow along this week for reports from this iconic wilderness. Photos by @aundre #neverstopexploring #protectthearctic」7月9日 10時39分 - thenorthface

ザ・ノースフェイスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ザ・ノースフェイスInstagram)「We sent a new generation of explorers, artists, activists, and storytellers on a trip to America’s largest wilderness to bring fresh eyes to an important place, The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Traditionally land of the indigenous Gwich’in and Inupiat people, The Arctic Refuge plays host to the greatest variety of plant and animal life in the circumpolar north, including millions of migratory birds and over 200,000 Caribou. The Gwich’in hold this land sacred and rely on the caribou for their way of life, as they have for thousands of years. In 2017, the government opened the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas drilling, threatening the fragile ecosystem and those connected it. The Arctic is also ground zero for climate change - temperatures are rising twice as fast as the rest of the planet. Follow along this week for reports from this iconic wilderness. Photos by @aundre #neverstopexploring #protectthearctic」7月9日 10時39分 - thenorthface

ザ・ノースフェイスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ザ・ノースフェイスInstagram)「We sent a new generation of explorers, artists, activists, and storytellers on a trip to America’s largest wilderness to bring fresh eyes to an important place, The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Traditionally land of the indigenous Gwich’in and Inupiat people, The Arctic Refuge plays host to the greatest variety of plant and animal life in the circumpolar north, including millions of migratory birds and over 200,000 Caribou. The Gwich’in hold this land sacred and rely on the caribou for their way of life, as they have for thousands of years. In 2017, the government opened the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas drilling, threatening the fragile ecosystem and those connected it. The Arctic is also ground zero for climate change - temperatures are rising twice as fast as the rest of the planet. Follow along this week for reports from this iconic wilderness. Photos by @aundre #neverstopexploring #protectthearctic」7月9日 10時39分 - thenorthface

ザ・ノースフェイスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ザ・ノースフェイスInstagram)「We sent a new generation of explorers, artists, activists, and storytellers on a trip to America’s largest wilderness to bring fresh eyes to an important place, The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Traditionally land of the indigenous Gwich’in and Inupiat people, The Arctic Refuge plays host to the greatest variety of plant and animal life in the circumpolar north, including millions of migratory birds and over 200,000 Caribou. The Gwich’in hold this land sacred and rely on the caribou for their way of life, as they have for thousands of years. In 2017, the government opened the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas drilling, threatening the fragile ecosystem and those connected it. The Arctic is also ground zero for climate change - temperatures are rising twice as fast as the rest of the planet. Follow along this week for reports from this iconic wilderness. Photos by @aundre #neverstopexploring #protectthearctic」7月9日 10時39分 - thenorthface

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We sent a new generation of explorers, artists, activists, and storytellers on a trip to America’s largest wilderness to bring fresh eyes to an important place, The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Traditionally land of the indigenous Gwich’in and Inupiat people, The Arctic Refuge plays host to the greatest variety of plant and animal life in the circumpolar north, including millions of migratory birds and over 200,000 Caribou. The Gwich’in hold this land sacred and rely on the caribou for their way of life, as they have for thousands of years. In 2017, the government opened the Arctic Refuge to oil and gas drilling, threatening the fragile ecosystem and those connected it. The Arctic is also ground zero for climate change - temperatures are rising twice as fast as the rest of the planet. Follow along this week for reports from this iconic wilderness. Photos by @aundre #neverstopexploring #protectthearctic

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kayakingveteran Complete BS. There are no long term studies completed in the Arctic that have been pier reviewed to demonstrate any deviation of migratory paths or declination in numbers. If so cite it. Oh yeah, I hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Occupational Safety and Health and lived and worked on the N Slope of AK for years not weeks. More science less science fiction pls.

green_thumb81 Hola team #protecttheartic! Question for you: where do you think the oil in the many airplane engines that flew you there came from? Absolutely against the desecration of sacred land, but please give an acres of effected area versus supporting real life as you and I need to exist....

1poorasdirt Thanks for giving $30,000 worth of free stuff to underprivileged blacks in Philadelphia this week. ???

travelcrestedbutte Our government will go to the ends of the world to find oil but not to save our nature ?

vortex_on_trail Whoever set up your frames idk what that is for this post is very creative. Love it!❤️

prburley These look just like the stealth Wikipedia / North Face marketing photos.

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