They are all innovations that were created by Native Americans thousands of years ... were invented by the Inuit and Yupik Indians, Arctic native people who lived in modern day Alaska.

The earliest people in the North American Arctic ... also reveals that today's Inuit and Native Americans of the Arctic are genetically distinct from the region's first settlers.

On the banks of the Kobuk River near Kiana, the history of a settlement of people who lived in the decades just before the white man first walked onto the shores of Alaska's Arctic has gradually ...

and protect the Arctic and its people. Native American scientists and scholars have also weighed in on this debate. For the March of Science, many Native American scholars, including Kimmerer and ...

The Gwich’in people ... for Alaska Native communities who rely on it. Nearly 1 million Americans already asked President Obama for the strongest possible protection for the Arctic Refuge during ...

But genetic evidence shows there is no direct ancestral link between the people of ancient East Asia and modern Native Americans ... shrub tundra – as found in Arctic Alaska today.

the researchers concluded the majority of Native Americans descend from a single Siberian population. Arctic people who speak Eskimo-Aleut languages also inherited about half of their genetic ...

(CBS DETROIT) — An effort is underway to reintroduce Arctic grayling to Michigan ... Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians. The Native American tribes will then place the eggs at locations along ...

I recently met with 12 Gwich’in people. They were telling me about their love for their pristine homeland in the Canadian National Parks of Ivvavik and Vuntut, in Canada, and the Arctic National ...