There’s still work to be done to connect Alaskans to the rest of the Arctic
Alaska Gov. Bill Walker launched the Alaska Arctic Council Host Committee last year to provide hospitality and education during the U.S. chairmanship of the Arctic Council. This body has worked to highlight Alaska perspectives and priorities by showcasing the state’s people and potential. The host committee has welcomed visiting delegations, informed Alaskans of Arctic Council activities and linked national and foreign decision makers to the realities, richness and responsibility of Alaska’s Arctic.
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