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Pribilof Islands Video Production

A man shooting video footage on a beach on St. Paul Island with grassy tundra in the background.
Videography on the Pribilof Islands, Alaska

The Pribilof Project Office's Electronic Media Production Center has created a variety of videos illustrating the Pribilof Islands and NOAA's role there.  Documenting contaminated site cleanup with video has been a successful method for sharing information and progress with Restoration Advisory Board members, interested public, and other government agencies.  Historical recreations of vessels and buildings, as well as recreations of terrain and habitats based on Geographic Information System data are incorporated into videos for visual effect.  Video subjects include the culture, history, and natural resources of the Pribilof Islands, the history of government involvement on the Pribilof Islands, and the environmental remediation and restoration peformed by NOAA.   

Downloads
  • Barreling Shed A detailed look at the demolition of a historical building on St. Paul Island, Alaska that was instrumental in the sealing industry in the early twentieth century.
    (Movie format: RealPlayer, size: 313.7 M)
  • Diesel Seep The contamination of the Salt Lagoon Diesel Seep site as a result of fur seal processing is described in this video.
    (Movie format: RealPlayer, size: 142.4 M)
  • GIS Operations A description of how Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) have been utilized in the remediation and restoration of the Pribilof Islands.
    (Movie format: RealPlayer, size: 33.5 M)
  • Island Debris Removal A video detailing the extent of debris on St. Paul Island and the process of debris removal via barges to Seattle.
    (Movie format: RealPlayer, size: 30.7 M)
  • Northern Fur Seal Footage of the northern fur seals and their rookeries on the Pribilof Islands.
    (Movie format: RealPlayer, size: 49.7 M)
  • Pribilof Islands Restoration Project Overview General information about both the Pribilof Islands and NOAA's remediation and restoration activities there as a result of the historical government-run fur sealing operations.
    (Movie format: RealPlayer, size: 100.2 M)
  • Remote Cleanup A video illustration of the remote location of the Pribilof Islands and the unique challenges that must be overcome to accomplish environmental restoration on the Pribilofs.
    (Movie format: RealPlayer, size: 58.6 M)
  • St. George Island Active Power Plant Video of the Active Power Plant on St. George Island, a building that was once used for government activities and was found to be contaminated.
    (Movie format: RealPlayer, size: 68.3 M)
  • St. Paul Landfill An overview of the complicated property, legal, and contamination issues surrounding the closure of the municipal landfill on St. Paul Island and the selection of a new landfill.
    (Movie format: RealPlayer, size: 54.6 M)
  • Victor Scheffer, Ph.D. An interview with Victor Scheffer, Ph.D., who tells of his experiences in Alaska and the Pribilof Islands in the mid-twentieth century.
    (Movie format: RealPlayer, size: 66.5 M)

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