Indigenous cultures
- Saami flag up in Murmansk
February 2005- Bone carving should exist
A. Morilova, 2005- Birch-bark craftsmen
V. Mikhailova, 2005- Reader’s letter: At the ends of the earth
E.V. Chemyakina, Editor of the school newspaper “Tusovka”
from “Mir Korennykh Narodov – Zhivaya Arktika” No. 11-12, 2002- International significance of the Itelmen culture of southern Kamchatka
Petr Bekkerov, Vasiliy Deschenko and Shevtsov V.D., 2003- Endangered grey whales have caused suspension of prospecting by the EXXON company
Nataliya Barannikova, translated from "Mir korennykh narodov - zhivaya Arktika" No. 8, 2001- Why protect grey whales?
Olga Yakovleva, and Nataliya Barannikova, translated from "Mir korennykh narodov - zhivaya Arktika" No. 8, 2001- How to save the Itelmen language
V. Uspenskaya, translated from "Mir korennykh narodov - zhivaya Arktika" No. 8, 2001- About native Chukotka in native language
N. Noskova, translated from "Mir korennykh narodov - zhivaya Arktika" No. 8, 2001- Traveling International Northern Film Festival (TINFF)
Spring 2002- Russian Festival of Anthropological Films “Salekhard-2002”
O. Syugney,Spring 2002- History and culture of the Bikin Udege
N. Pionka, translated from "Mir korennykh narodov - zhivaya Arktika" No. 5, 2001- The Nenets language yesterday and today
N. Barmich, Herzen Inst., translated from "Mir korennykh narodov - zhivaya Arktika" No. 5, 2001- Will Eskimos live in Chukotka in the third millenium?
Lyudmila Bogoslovskaya, Russian Institute of Cultural and Natural Heritage, translated from "Mir korennykh narodov - zhivaya Arktika" No. 3, 2000- The history of reindeer herding in the Bystrinskiy Region of Kamchatka
Olga Murashko, IWGIA, translated from "Mir korennykh narodov - zhivaya Arktika" No. 3, 2000- We must realize ourselves for our future
Nadezhda I. Marinenko, June 1999