Arctic Visiting Speakers Series | Speakers Bureau
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Henry P. Huntington,
Ph.D.
23834 The Clearing Dr.
Eagle River, AK 99577
Phone: 907-696-3564
Fax: 907-696-3565
Email: hph@alaska.net
It is important to communicate the results and appeal of our scientific work to a broad audience.
Dr. Huntington completed his Ph.D. at the University
of Cambridge, UK, in 1991. Subsequently he worked for
the Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission, the North Slope
Borough (Alaska), and Inuit Circumpolar Conference,
prior to becoming an independent researcher and
consultant in 1997. Dr. Hungtington has produced
several scientific and plain-language publications on
various aspects of the Arctic. He has conducted
research around the Arctic on traditional knowledge,
contaminants, climate, ecology, and human dimensions.
He is Past Board President of ARCUS and a member of
the Polar Research Board, National Academy of
Sciences. Dr. Huntington's research interests include
the Arctic environment, traditional knowledge, arctic
peoples, human dimensions of the Arctic.
Dr. Huntington has made presentations for audiences
at schools, mixed scientific audiences, and policy
fora. He would be glad to speak to academic
audiences, graduate students, the general public and
schools.
Representative lecture titles might include:
- Oceans, watersheds, and people: Facts, myths, and realities.
- Humans and the Arctic environment: changing roles, changing research.
- Traditional ecological knowledge, satellites, and migratory species: complementary approaches to ecological understanding.
- Peoples of the Arctic: similarities and differences.
Dr. Huntington participated in the 2002 Arctic Visiting Speaker Series and was a keynote speaker at the North American Environmental Education Association conference, held in Anchorage, Alaska, 2003.

