Explore Indigenous Fisheries of Alaska with a class from the University of Alaska Fairbanks this fall!

This spring, Dr. Janessa Esquible defended her dissertation, titled, "Salmon, Stewardship, and Indigenous Livelihoods: Bridging Knowledge Systems and Reshaping Research Relationality in the Kuskokwim Region of Southwestern Alaska" Read more about her work here: tamamta.org/so/5ePU9z7gO...

Another snapshot of Tamamta Fellows at work: Chris Tran, Tamamta Fellow, checks for signs of coastal erosion using drones and surveying equipment. -St. Paul Island

Tamamta Fellow Rachel Lekanoff is working with Alutiiq Pride Marine Institute to study clam life history for species of importance to Native Alaskan communities in the Chugach region.
Photo credit: Dr. Jessica Glass

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