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What it's like to go plastic-free in Alaska

Season 12 Episode 5 | 4m 54s

Jennifer Gordon sailed from Seldovia, AK to Mexico on an adventure with her family years ago and noticed how much plastic waste contaminated the ocean. Her and her family started to collect the plastic waste throughout their trip and made it a mission to live a minimal waste lifestyle. She also co-founded a local refillery store, Blue Market AK, to help consumers reuse plastics and containers.

Aired: 05/09/23
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Kim Sherry sharing her story and experience on The Great Alaska Recipe
In Kodiak, Alaska, Marion Owen is learning how to repair the island's sour soil with compost.
Greg joined a reenactment group in Alaska, finding medieval calligraphy was harder than he thought.
Daisy Nicolas is using her passion for dog treats to teach life skills to young disabled Alaskans.
Mackenzie Englishoe is dedicated to ensuring that future generations are connected to their culture.
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Amy Vail grew up in a family of glass artists and continues the family legacy in Alaska.
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