A living, breathing natural treasure, America’s Western Arctic is one of our nation’s wildest secrets and one of our last great, wild places. At 23 million acres - the size of Indiana - the Western Arctic is the country’s largest single parcel of public land. Managed by the Bureau of Land Management and with the unfortunate name of the National Petroleum Reserve – Alaska, oil and gas development in the Western Arctic poses an immediate threat to wildlife and the continuity of this fragile ecosystem.
Join us in our efforts to protect America’s greatest treasure.
Join us in our efforts to protect America’s greatest treasure.
