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Damian Kailek, 24, and a group from the Dene First Nation carry their canoes for 5 miles through rough terrain to avoid the rapids of the Thelon river. He and others paddled in the Thelon Sanctuary August, 2011. It is a place ruled by the biggest and smallest--the grizzly and the mosquito--and by the extremes of sub-arctic seasons. The Thelon is the largest and most remote game sanctuary in North America, which almost no one has heard of. (Photo by Ami Vitale)

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Damian Kailek, 24, and a group from the Dene First Nation carry their canoes for 5 miles through rough terrain to avoid the rapids of the Thelon river. He and others paddled in the Thelon Sanctuary August, 2011. It is a place ruled by the biggest and smallest--the grizzly and the mosquito--and by the extremes of sub-arctic seasons. The Thelon is the largest and most remote game sanctuary in North America, which almost no one has heard of. (Photo by Ami Vitale)