From U.S. Department of the Interior:
The fall migration of caribou takes them over sand dunes, past snow-capped mountains, under brightly colored forests and through the Kobuk River in Kobuk Valley National Park in Alaska. Onion Portage (seen here) is a National Historic Landmark where native Alaskans have gathered for 9,000 years to harvest caribou as they forded the stream. Photo by Matt Cameron, National Park Service. — at Kobuk Valley National Park.
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