This report presents the results of a harvest survey and ethnographic research project that investigated the subsistence uses of large land mamma

Edmund Lord talks about building fishwheels, feeding minks fish on their mink ranch, fish for his dogs, cutting wood, gardening, government assis

William Pitka talks about cutting his fish himself, his smokehouse, how many fish he catches in a day, catching king salmon, when the first king

Neta Lord talks about using roots to tie together the fishwheel, working to put together a fishwheel, checking the fishwheel every day, whitefish

Presents the results of a study conducted during the summers of 2001 and 2002 to collect and utilize traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) held

Altona Brown talks about her father's fish camp near Ruby, selling fish to the people in Ruby, moving the fish camp down to 8-mile, using a dug-o

"Traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) about salmon is held and practiced by local fishers and elders in Central Yup'ik, Deg'Hitan and Koyukon c

David Salmon is interviewed by Charles Mobley on June 18, 2005 in Chalkyitsik, Alaska. He talks about Salmon Village, his mother Alice, the miss

William Salmon, Sr. is interviewed by Charles Mobley in Chalkyitsik, Alaska on June 18, 2005. William Salmon was born in Fort Yukon on June 26,

Richard Nelson talks about learning to hunt from Alaska Natives, learning that hunting is a way of life for the Athapascan Indians, how living in