Each summer, the administration of the Aleutian region runs an ethno-ecological camp called Camp Aglakh for youth aged 12 to 17 on the Commander Islands. During this inspiring camp students typically travel over 120km on foot, learning about the wildlife and history of Bering Island en route. Natalia Formina was a camp leader from 2010-2016, and led the mini-camp in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandamic. Natalia shares this powerpoint presentation with us. These images really capture the beauty of the Commander Islands, and reflect the unique and rich experience that camp provides.
Thank you Natalia.
This beautiful dance is performed by students from the Commander Islands in Russia. You can feel and see the movements and nesting behaviors of the birds. Enjoy!
Learn more about our links with the Commander Islands in Russia and the 2023 backpack camp on St. George Island
Подробнее о наших связях с российскими Командорскими островами и походном лагере 2023-го года на острове
Learn more about the Pribilof Islands Seabird Youth Network
Подробнее о молодежной сети “Морские Птицы” на островах Прибылова
2023 was the 10th year of Seabird Camp on St. Paul Island
About the Seabird Youth Network
Meet the Team
The team consists of strong partnership between the Pribilof School District, the Aleut Community of St. Paul Island, the City of St. Paul, Tanadgusix Corporation, the St. George Traditional Council, St. George Island Institute, the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge, and the wider scientific community.
A Large Collaborative Program
