In April 1995, I sat with a group of nine Iñupiaq and Yupik elders in the community centre in Koyuk, Alaska, documenting information that they had acquired—from experience, observation and previous generations—about beluga whales. At one point, the conversation took a surprising turn—from whales to beavers. I must ...
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The Local Perspective: Indigenous Knowledge is Maturing as a Science
Oct. 13, 2011 | Nature | Henry Huntington
Topics: Alaska Communities, Climate Change, Indigenous Knowledge, Inuit Communities, Science, Wildlife
Regions: Alaska, Baffin Bay, Beaufort Sea – Canada, Beaufort Sea – U.S., Canadian Arctic Waters, Chukchi Sea, Davis Strait, Lancaster Sound, U.S. Arctic Waters
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