https://earthjustice.org/arctic#western - The Western Arctic Reserve is the largest tract of undisturbed public land in the United States, home to migratory birds, brown bears, caribou, threatened polar bears, walruses, endangered beluga whales, and more. The Alaska Native communities that live in the region have sustained themselves for thousands of years with wild foods harvested from the Western Arctic Reserve’s lands and waters. Yet rampant oil and gas development threatens this wild place.