Inspired by a click beetle in Alaska during my residency with the Sitka Conservation Society. The beetle was a good example of the biological diversity of the Tongass National Forest - from the giant old growth trees to the smallest beetles.
The Tongass National Forest absorbs more carbon than any other National Forest. It is a uniquely remote area, with very few roads, and is only accessible by boat and float plane.
In addition to being an important resource against climate change, the forest provides a unique way to experience the Alaskan Wilderness.
Cucaracha
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11x14 inch frame
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