LIFE BELOW ZERO: FIRST ALASKANS

When the Russians arrived by the 18th century, Alaskan Native peoples had been there for thousands of years, developing and...

Working with their families, Indigenous Peoples of Alaska thrive and survive in the lands of their ancestors. Tig Strassburg...

Indigenous Alaskans pass on traditional values to their children and share their connection to the land they have always...

As dark winter approaches, subsistence Alaskans use the waning daylight to prepare for the difficult season ahead. Tig...

With winter behind them, the Indigenous Peoples of Alaska embrace the warmer weather with new projects and obstacles.

Indigenous Alaskans make use of the long summer days, working round the clock to provide for their subsistence lifestyle.

Alaska Natives provide for their community as their ancestors did on the same lands. Chris and Nalu Apassingok battle the...

The spring thaw brings new opportunities for Alaska’s Indigenous People, but also unforeseen dangers.

Generations of Indigenous Peoples work to revive cultural practices once lost to colonization and raise the culture bearers of...