This section is provided as a communication hub to share information and links related to the of the calving grounds of the Porcupine Caribou herd in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
More resources
- CPAWS Yukon response to Draft EIS (pdf)
- The Arctic Refuge coalition’s technical comments on the DEIS (pdf)
- National Wildlife Refuge Association Response to Notice of Intent (pdf)
- CPAWS Yukon Response to Notice of Intent (pdf)
- Canada’s Position (pdf)
- The Sacred Place Where Life Begins – A short film about the importance of the the Arctic Refuge
- See the Scars That Oil Exploration Cut Across Alaska’s Wilderness – The New York Times
- Proposed oil exploration plan would put polar bear population at an unacceptable risk – The Hill
- Ecological Impacts of Road- and Aircraft-Based Access to Oil Infrastructure – Audubon Alaska – A synthesis of literature and series of recommendations regarding oil and gas development on Alaska’s North Slope.
- International bank Barclays will likely reject opportunities to finance oil and gas drilling in the Arctic – The Hill
- For Gwich’in people, Arctic drilling poses a threat to caribou and culture – The Globe and Mail
- ‘Our lives are at stake’: Gwich’in fight to protect caribou at biennial gathering – CBC News
- Gwich’in, allies vow resistance as U.S. readies ANWR drilling leases – Yukon News
- Join the Migration – Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society gallery of Porcupine Caribou migration
- Tests for Oil in Arctic Refuge Won’t Happen This Winter, Officials Say – New York Times
- Interior Department Moves Toward Selling Oil Leases in Arctic Refuge – New York Times
- In the Blink of an Eye, a Hunt for Oil Threatens Pristine Alaska – New York Times
- See the Scars That Oil Exploration Cut Across Alaska’s Wilderness – New York Times
- Here’s What Oil Drilling Looks Like in the Arctic Refuge, 30 Years Later – New York Times