ザ・ノースフェイスのインスタグラム(thenorthface) - 7月18日 08時57分
Meet @maiareillyw, an author and climate justice activist from Philadelphia who lives, works, and studies in Vancouver, BC. She’s one of the members of the next generation of explorers, artists, activists, and storytellers that we sent on an expedition to experience the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, ground zero in the fight against climate change. “I see this as a human rights issue, it is a matter of spiritual, cultural and physical survival. If drilling is allowed to happen here, it will cut off countless communities from their most reliable food source and sense of identity, I see that as the ultimate human rights injustice. Many community members and elders have told me that the survival of the Gwich’in depends on the survival of the Porcupine caribou herd. The Refuge and caribou are the basis of their identity, wellbeing and life. Protecting the coastal plain is protecting Indigenous sovereignty. Now is the time to be on the right side of history. The staggering biodiversity of this planet represents the diversity needed in this movement, a testament that there is a place for every single human to make a difference. There is power in the strength of community, and that shouldn’t be dismantled by political decisions.” Read more from Maia in her story for @Teen Vogue, link in bio. Photos by @aundre #neverstopexploring #protectthearctic
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