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There is also time for other people. They visit each other, play cards, mend hunting gear, sew fur clothes, do beadwork, play the organ or just are. ... On my first trip, it was hard to get to know people, because I did not speak the Polar Eskimo language

For God’s sake look after our people.”. Eight months later, Wilson and Bowers were found in the attitude of sleep. ... How did so many people become so cynical that they could not recognise genuine heroism and disinterested scientific curiosity and

environmental issues. zoology (especially sea mammals and birds). indigenous peoples of northern Russia, North America and the European Arctic. ... infringing international law and having detrimental effect on lives of native peoples of region.

Search site. You are in: Home » Staff and students » Research staff »See also:. Dr Jeff Kerby. E-mail: jk957@cam.ac.uk. Address: SPRI. Scott Polar Research Institute. University of Cambridge. Lensfield Road. Cambridge. CB2 1ER. UK. Jump to

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The people. Native peoples have occupied this area for centuries. Traditionally, they led a semi-nomadic subsistence life, herding reindeer, fishing, hunting on land and at sea, and collecting wild berries, ... The massive influx of non-Native people

Search site. You are in: Home » The Polar Museum » Support us. See also:. Get involved in the Polar Museum. Front of house. We are always looking for interested volunteers to staff the museum on a day-to-day basis. The role will include working on

a centre for the stimulation of interest in the polar regions; in their peoples and environments, and the relationship of those environments to the world as a whole;.