Ambler, Alaska looks very different than the borough in Pennsylvania. The tundra village has a population of roughly 274 people and is known for its Arctic landscape and location near dwarf forests. Plants in the dwarf forest reach about 10 inches tall due to a process known as shrubifictaion. Shurbification is the expansion of shrubs and small plants across Arctic areas. Small plants trap heat more efficiently, allowing them to thrive in cold c…
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