Lynn Canal Conservation
Encouraging Environmental Awareness In the Upper Lynn Canal
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| Helicopters
are commonly used to transport thousands of tourists into remote places
in Alaska. There are two main disturbing environmental consequences
from the expansion of the heli-tourism industry: 1) Helicopters
burn about 50 gallons of fuel per hour, and 2) scientific studies
show helicopter overflights disturb wildlife. Mountain goats are
one of the most sensitive animals to human disturbance.
Available sizes: M, L, and XL Short sleeve shirt: $15 + $3 postage Organic cotton long sleeve shirt: $20 + $3 postage. |
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The Alaska Department of Transportation intends to build a road through some of America's most rugged terrain, from Juneau to the Katzehin. Where's the Katzehin? That's the "nowhere" part of this so-called "road to nowhere." This short sleeve shirt is made of organic cotton and sells for $20 + $3 postage. Available sizes: S, M, L, and XL. Send shirt preference, size, and check to:
P.O. Box 964 Haines, Alaska 99827 |
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