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Katie Orlinsky

Visual Storyteller & Contributing Photographer
    
The Last Hunt
Public Project
The Last Hunt
Copyright Katie Orlinsky 2024
Date of Work Feb 2014 - Ongoing
Updated Nov 2019
Location Alaska
Topics Children, climate change, Documentary, Environmental, Family, Photography, Photojournalism
Scientists call the Alaska “ground zero” for climate change, and last year was the state’s warmest on record. Alaska is at the front line of climate change and what is happening to villages across the region can be seen as early indications for the rest of the world’s future. “Chasing Winter” explores how this reality is transforming the relationship between people, animals, and the land.
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