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32:21 / 41645 viewVeteran photographer Michael Melford travels to one of the most pristine places in Alaska, where residents must choose between two incompatible futures.
26:14 / 35383 viewIt was discovered in 1741 and used to be a part of Russia. In 1867, after lengthy negotiations, Alaska was sold to the United States for the price of $7.2 million. It was called a "box of ice", a "polar bear garden" and Walrussia. But in the language of its indigenous peoples, the word Alaska means The Great Land. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
6:25 / 104351 viewExperience Alaska with Lonely Planet author Greg Benchwick. You'll see more than 80 straight days of 24 hours of sunlight giving you plenty of time to admire the icy white landscapes of the Arctic ocean that's been home to the Inupiat people for thousands of years. Special note from Greg: Oops, I called the sealskin boat an 'upiak', but actually it's an 'umiak', 24 hours of sunlight can really mess with your head! Produced by Lonely Planet TV
9:50 / 72530 viewPart I of a series, published on January 7, documenting the troubles of one small, coastal Alaskan town, Cordova. To view Part II, published on January 11, visit: www.youtube.com Cordova has had a rough winter thus far, and today the Mayor officially declared the excessive snow load an emergency situation following the January 5, 2012 "Snowpocalypse". This small coastal Alaskan community does not have the resources necessary to keep on top of the massive amount of snow that has fallen since December 17, 2011....and that is continuing to fall. Despite this, everyone is working together. Shoveling, shoveling, shoveling - everybody's shoveling. Cordova is a pretty special community, and when faced with disaster locals work together to overcome the situation. I'm proud to call Cordova home! According to CEC, 175 inches fell from November 1 - January 6. (14.5 feet!)
1:35 / 621370 viewThis black bear cub wandered away from his mama and found himself in the produce department of a local Ketchikan, Alaska grocery store.
3:9 / 6779 viewShaped by the staggering force of massive glaciers millions of years ago, Alaska's Inside Passage boasts wildlife-filled fjords and lush island scenery. Learn about the activities and experiences waiting for you in this official state travel video.
2:45 / 4413 viewAlaska Wing Men: Escape From Bear Island : FRI FEB 10 at 8P et/pt : channel.nationalgeographic.com A student pilot learns how to navigate the treacherous downdrafts of the mountains as she attempts to land on a glacier.
0:23 / 187 viewDisney cruises to Alaska have been described as awe-inspiring, breathtaking and mesmerizing. Get a glimpse of the cruise in this video and give us your one-word description.
7:48 / 84 viewFebruary 6, 2012 - Sen. Begich hailed several Alaska provisions in legislation reauthorizing the Federal Aviation Administration. The legislation is long overdue. The last comprehensive authorization of the FAA expired in 2007 forcing Congress to pass 23 short-term extensions of the FAA's funding authority.
1:20 / 6022 viewWith rain making snow even heavier, the Alaska National Guard continues to help dig out Cordova, Alaska. The community has already been buried under 172 inches of snow since Nov. 1. (Jan. 12)
2:27 / 12278 viewIn Alaska's heartland, you'll find everything from the continent's tallest peak, Mt. McKinley, to wide expanses of forest and tundra. It's a place you can experience summer's midnight sun or the winter's northern lights. Learn more in this official state travel video.
1:31 / 15517 viewMore than 18 feet of snow has buried the town of Cordova, Alaska with forecasts expecting more to come. Heather Hintze reports on how residents are bearing the storm.
5:14 / 1042 viewAlaska Man George Davis and Alaska Woman Jill Davis show you the danger trip they have to endure to make a trip to town to get supplies. www.alaskawildadventures.tv
1:9 / 1392 viewThe 737 Sky Interior is derived from the cabin design of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner and includes soft blue cove lighting, curving architecture and larger window recesses designed to offer a greater sense of spaciousness. New, larger overhead bins will accommodate more carry-on bags and are easier to access, pivoting up and out of the way like the center aisle bins of a wide-body aircraft, and provide more headroom around the aisle and a greater sense of space.
1:21 / 12578 viewIn Cordova, Alaska mountains of snow have collapsed roofs, triggered avalanches and trapped some people in homes. By one count, more than 10 feet of snow has fallen in the last few weeks. Note: video silent from source. (Jan. 10)
1:14 / 234094 viewTime-lapse movie of the coronal aurora appeared over Fairbanks, Alaska. Red aurora was also captured. (1:44 - 2:11am AKST, January 22, 2012) Camera: Nikon D90 Lens: SIGMA 10mm F2.8 EX DC Fisheye HSM Information: 10mm, F/2.8, Manual, 2.5 sec, 0EV, ISO3200, Interval: 3 sec, Movie: 10fps. BGM: Distance friend - Galdson www.jamendo.com License of music creativecommons.org
1:3 / 17455 viewAfter the town of Cordova was hit by more than 130 inches of snow, the National Guard was called in to help clear it. Report by Daniel Smith. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com
2:18 / 9911 viewThe Weather Channel - featuring Kevin Kimber and my earlier snow storm footage - January 7, 2012. They butchered both of our names, but that's okay. The main thing is that the National Guard is coming to help Cordova shovel it's way out of this mess!
2:19 / 15911 view"Epic" storm raises questions about severe weather nationwide. For more, click here: abcnews.go.com
2:59 / 2 viewExploring the winter fun at Eaglecrest Ski Area in Juneau, Alaska. Video shot January, 27, 2012.