Introduction - Norman Chance

GOVERNMENTAL PRESENTATIONS

Potential Impacts of Proposed Oil & Gas Development on the Arctic Refuge's Coastal Plain: Historical Overview & Issues of Concern - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service [January 17, 2001]
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, 1002 Area, Petroleum Assessment, 1998, Including Economic Analysis - U.S. Geological Survey
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: The Next Chapter - National Council for Science and the Environment
Inupiat Eskimos First, Best Environmentalists - Benjamin P. Nageak, Former Mayor, North Slope Borough [Alaska]
'Why We Need An Arctic Refuge National Monument' [ file] - Former President Jimmy Carter
Response - Governor Tony Knowles of Alaska

Arctic Power
Alyeska Pipeline
B P Oil
Tapping Oil Reserved in a Small Part of ANWR - The Heritage Foundation
Arctic Slope Regional Corporation

Oil On Ice
Arctic Protection Network
Alaska Conservation Foundation
Alaska Wilderness League
Arctic Wildlife
Arctic Refuge Update - Defenders of Wildlife
The Impact of Oil Development on Prudhoe Bay - Arctic Connections
Natural Resources Defense Council
Northern Alaska Environmental Center
Sierra Club
U.S. Public Interest Research Group [Alaska]
World Wildlife Fund

ANWR Educational Survey at Kaktovik [undertaken in January, 2000]

Alaska Federation of Natives
Gwich'in Steering Committee
Tanana Chiefs Conference, Inc.

Artists of the Arctic Refuge
Arctic Reflections: A Personal View of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge - Steven Kalinowski
Arctic Refuge Art Gazetteer - Dixon J. Jones

Agreement between Canada and the U.S. on the Conservation of the Porcupine Caribou Herd
Porcupine Caribou Management Board - The Caribou Issue in Canadian-American Relations
Porcupine Technical Committee Report - Sensitive Habitats of the Porcupine Caribou Herd
Oil Development and Caribou Science

Note: Additional world wide web presentations on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge will be updated as they become available.

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