Climate Change in Unalakleet, Alaska

Elders in the Native Village of Unalakleet, Alaska talk about changes in the environment that they have noticed in recent years. Climate change is having a noticeable impact on many communities in Alaska and elsewhere in the Arctic.

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Travel & Events

Tags:

• arctic
• climate
• change
• climatechange
• globalwarming

[ittybittyoogabooga]

@pinz2022

dude. i was in high school doing an experiment. if you want information on actual results, contact your local fish and game. dont diss our elders. theyre just saying what they remember on what happened to them and what was happening. dont be a douche.

[pinz2022]

@ittybittyoogabooga

Now let me get this straight... "Too warm in the winter, too cold in the spring" "Too much wind" and "The ice breakup is all wimpy". 

I don't want to insult anyone's elders, but this is incoherent. Is there anyone in these places who takes actual notes on when certain birds appear or when the ice breaks up? I know the weather and game from year to year can be very capricious in the Far North. That's why there are so many grim famine tales from the Bad Old Days.

[ittybittyoogabooga]

@solomonterryl + akshroomie :

mary and leonard brown, clarence (junie) towarak. im the one interviewing the elders. :D

[hamiltonpaul73]

Nice interviews with elders in Unalakleet. These are the people who are witnessing climate change. If only the world would listen to them!

Thanks for posting this.

Paul

[akshroomie]

these people are my grandaparents WHO put them on youtube? the vid is old

[akshroomie]

these people are my grandaparents WHO put them on youtube? the vid is old

[solomonterryl]

who are these people from unalakleet. im from kaltag which is 90 miiles from there on the yukon river.