Seattle to Prince Rupert
Inside passage
Gulf of Alaska and Alaska Peninsula
Bering Sea
Into Russia, homeward to Nome
Thomas Litwin is the Harriman Expedition Retraced creator and 2001 Expedition Leader. At Smith College, he is the director of the Clark Science Center and founding director for their Environmental Science and Policy Program. Litwin is also an Aldo Leopold Fellow, who has published numerous papers on conservation biology and holds a Ph.D. in natural resource policy from Cornell University.
The Harriman Alaska Expedition Retraced takes us across 100 years
of Alaskan and American history, showing us the magnificence and
vulnerability of our vast wilderness coastline. From the heights of
human ingenuity and creativity, to the sobering political and
environmental challenges we face, Litwin and his modern day
explorers share their voyage of wonder and contradiction. This
powerful book helps us understand Alaska's past, and puts us on the
path to understanding the opportunities for Alaska's future.
*Governor of Alaska, 1974-1982*
The Harriman Alaska Expedition Retraced takes us across 100 years
of Alaskan and American history, showing us the magnificence and
vulnerability of our vast wilderness coastline. From the heights of
human ingenuity and creativity, to the sobering political and
environmental challenges we face, Litwin and his modern day
explorers share their voyage of wonder and contradiction. This
powerful book helps us understand Alaska's past, and puts us on the
path to understanding the opportunities for Alaska's future.
*Governor of Alaska, 1974-1982*
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