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40 Years

From the Board President

 
"A healthy environment, prosperity, sustainability, national security and many other issues of great importance are interwoven in complex ways that too often get short shrift in our public dialogues. Northern Center staff, board, and members have been dedicated to pursuing these critical avenues of thought and action for the past forty years.  With your continued support, we’re ready for the next forty.
~ Jon Miller
 


 
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Teshekpuk Lake

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Caribou and Brant, Teshekupuk Lake wetlands (c)2009 Gary Braasch
 
Teshekpuk Lake
One of the most important and sensitive arctic wetland complexes in the Northern Hemisphere, the Teshekpuk Lake Special Area is home to the 45,000-head Teshekpuk Lake Caribou Herd, 60,000 molting geese, and is an important habitat for the threatened spectacled eider. Hundreds of species of birds migrate from six different continents in order to spend part of the year in Teshekpuk Lake.
Brant at Internationally Important Teshekpuk Lake (c)2000 Gary Braasch
 
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