Alaska
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The Secret Life of a Fly-Fishing Guide
The Two Brothers Making Great Ski Films
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Backcountry Skating in Alaska
Setting Up a Ski Camp in Alaska
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How to Stay Inspired
A Visual Tribute to a 1930’s Environmental Poem
Why Our Wild Lands Are Worth Protecting
‘The Super Salmon’: A Film About an Incredibly Resilient Fish
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From filmmaker Ryan Peterson, The Super Salmon, is a story of one fish's determination to reach the origin of the Sustina river. It's been known as the Everest of rivers, and is under threat from a mega-dam proposal. Follow advocate Mike Wood as they explore the river's future, and learn more about the Susitna River Coalition on their website.