Gwich'in Nation

The Gwich'in Nation is a Indigenous group living primarily in the Arctic regions of Alaska and Canada's Northwest Territories. They have a rich cultural heritage, with traditions tied to the land and wildlife, especially the traditional hunting of caribou. The Gwich'in people advocate for the protection of their environment, opposing development projects like oil drilling that threaten their way of life. They maintain their language, customs, and governance structures, emphasizing sustainable living and connection to their ancestral lands. Their efforts highlight indigenous rights and environmental conservation in the Arctic.