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Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve
Gates of the Arctic Resident Artists
2004 Resident Artists take a break during their backpacking Artist in Resident patrol.

NPS Photo by Teri McMillan

2004 Resident Artists Anne Hanley, Debbie Miller, and Carolyn Kremers. Three writers on a two week backpacking trip.
 
Sculptor Hugh McPeak cooks his dinner while on the 2005 Artist in Residence Patrol.

NPS Photo by Rick Dolan

2005 Resident Artist sculptor Hugh McPeck.
 
Resident Artist Mark Ross and Ranger Pete Christian get out of the sun under a tarp.

NPS Photo by Peter Christian

2006 Resident Artist naturalist illustrator Mark Ross with Ranger Pete Christian. Click here for Mark's shrike page. Click here for Mark's golden eagle page.
 
Resident Artist Carl Johns takes a picture of a caribou.

NPS photo by Tracie Pendergrast

2007 Resident Artist Carl Johnson.
 
On a blue sky snow covered day, John Foley stands atop Mt. St. Helens
2008 Resident Artist John Foley on Mt. St. Helens
 
Group photo of four people bundled up against the cold in a sheltered shrubby place.
2009 Resident Artists left to right Robin Peterson (artist), Tracie Pendergrast (NPS ranger), Don Pendergrast (NPS volunteer), Jing Zhou (artist). To see Robyn's collage click here.
 

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Person paddling down the Noatak River.

Did You Know?
The Noatak drainage that begins in Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve and continues through the Noatak Preserve is an internationally recognized biosphere reserve.

Last Updated: May 31, 2011 at 11:25 MST