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EPISODE · Oct 20, 2020 · 28 MIN

EP 003 Recording stories of life at the poles with photographer and writer Acacia Johnson

from Chatter Marks · host The Anchorage Museum

Acacia Johnson is a photographer focused on human relationships to the environment. She spent most of her twenties traveling around Scandinavia and the polar regions, working on ships. Today, she has over 50 expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctica. In Part 2 of this conversation, Acacia talks about creating a record of stories, of people and place. About how, through photography, she has the opportunity to start important conversations about polar regions—about the people who live there, climate change and, ultimately, the lessons we can learn from it.

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