Summer opportunities
on Nunivak Island
This is
a unique chance to work, learn and visit on remote and wild Nunivak Island,
the traditional crossroads of the Bering Sea.
The camp will be a self-contained scientific, cultural and educational community situated out in the remote tundra of Nunivak's NW coast.
If you have an interest
in Native Culture or have wondered about visiting an Alaskan village,
this is a great place to start.
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WILDERNESS PADDLING
Modern Paddlers can find all the excitement, training and adventure they want on Nunivak waters too. This is a premier paddling area, challenging and beautiful, rich in interest and history.
Expeditions
&
Supported Tours...
There may still be open space in the calendar later in the
summer. If you are looking for fresh horizons and a challenging, remote
location you should get in touch with Martin Leonard
at Alaskan Outdoor. The NICEA camp solves all sorts of logistical nightmares
that unaffiliated paddlers would need to overcome before they can experience
Nunivak's special charm and allure.
LINKS Nunivak's NIMA Corp. Kwig Angyaq back to: |
College Biology, Skin Boat Building, Paddling Adventures, Native Science, Wilderness Treks, Cultural Activities and Investigations... Check out the links for details. The
Angyaq Project Guest students and casual visitors alike are welcome. The Angyaq will be used for field trips and class-work after launching. Part of our mission/ field work will be to re-learn and investigate the knowledge systems used in traditional skin boat and kayak travel. This will probably be the first Nunivak Angyaq to be built or used in these waters in about 60 to 70 years. QAYAT
TOO! Any boats we build, we will be launched on the Bering Sea. Join us!
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