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Elder Amos Tumma is storytelling about beluga whaling at Nalurugiaq and Niaqunnaq long ago, about lifestyle changes he sees, about climate change, about how to live right, about his faith, about hunger, about work ethics, and more.

A photo of three whales in the water in a hole in the ice.

A photo of of a circular ship iron from the late 1800's whaler's camp located at the north end of Cape Parry.

A photo of the remains of a whaler's hut made of wood and sod located at the north end of Cape Parry.

A photo of a whaler's hut made of logs, sod, and rocks at Cape Parry.

A photo of a whaler's hut with polar bear skull in the foreground at the north end of Cape Parry.

A photo of a whaler's hut with ocean and hills in the background at the north end of Cape Parry.

A photo of whalers' graves with wooden markers at Cape Parry.

A photo of a late 1800's whaler's gravesite headstone etched with two people's obitual information. Located at the north end of Cape Parry.

A photo of a wooden triangular headstone of a whaler's grave at Cape Parry.

A photo of a whaler's grave located at the north end of Cape Parry.

A photo of a whaler's grave marker made of wood with a carved bird at the north end of Cape Parry.

A photo of a shell casing with other metal and wooden artifacts on the ground at the whaler's hut in Cape Parry.

A photo of a sign that reads "Warning! Protected area! Whales under scientific study."

A photo of a man and equipment for a whale study near the water.

An aerial photo of Whale Point.

An aerial photo of Whale Point.

A photo of Paula Luzie (left) and Effie Rogers (right) at Baby Island (Whale Camp) standing on the beach with a boat in the water behind them.

Aerial view of Whale Bay, Yukon coast.

Aerial view of Whale Bay, Yukon coast.

Aerial view of Whale Bay, Yukon coast.

The image shows an aerial view of Whale Bay (Yukon North Slope).

A photo of Wendy Bradshaw who is the coordinator for Crafts North of 60.

A photo of Wendy Bradshaw, Co-ordinator at the Crafts North of 60, standing up by two framed pictures.

The image shows a well at NiVi-6 (Roland Bay) with driftwood around it.