Nov 20, 2009 | The Day
Tribe, aquarium announce student exchange with Arctic village
Mystic Aquarium & Institute for Exploration announced the start of an exchange program Thursday night between Mashantucket teenagers and their peers from Point Lay, Alaska, the small Arctic village where aquarium researcher Tracy Romano has studied beluga whales for many of the past 15 summers.
Photos: Bowhead whale hunt in Quebec
Link: Up Here magazine, Canada Like hunters in the Alaska village of Point Lay , those in the Canadian village of Kangiqsujuaq in northern Quebec this summer took their first bowhead whale in modern times, after getting the OK from the Canadian government.
Point Lay celebrates successful whale hunt with feast
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Point Lay celebrates first whale in 72 years
The Arctic coast village of Point Lay, long denied a subsistence whaling quota and once all but abandoned, is poised to hold its first Nalukataq blanket toss feast in 72 years to celebrate the landing of a spring bowhead.