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SCS: Spotted Seal (Phoca largha)
Russian hunters kill spotted seals to be used as food on fox fur farms and for subsistence purposes, one estimate of the annual kill being around 2,500 with a maximum quota of 15,000. In the mid-1990s Alaskan native subsistence hunters were known to ...
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ConservationEconomy.net Pattern Browser
On the Cleveland Peninsula, just across Behm Canal from Ketchikan, an unusual coalition of subsistence hunters, fishers and recreationists is fighting to protect 200,000 acres of wildlands from ... , BC. 1997. « Previous Pattern | Next Pattern » A Conservation Economy Social Capital Fundamental Needs Subsistence Rights Shelter For All Health Access To Knowledge Community Social Equity Security Cultural ...
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Conservation Economy Case Studies
On the Cleveland Peninsula, just across Behm Canal from Ketchikan, an unusual coalition of subsistence hunters, fishers and recreationists is fighting to protect 200,000 acres of wildlands from ... , BC. 1997. « Previous Pattern | Next Pattern » A Conservation Economy Social Capital Fundamental Needs Subsistence Rights Shelter For All Health Access To Knowledge Community Social Equity Security Cultural ...
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Letter to Chuck Strahl re seal products
CFIA and the DFO. Educational materials were produced to inform arctic subsistence hunters/consumers about zoonotic disease risks associated with marine mammals, and recommending appropriate ... information in handling seals were included in the educational material for arctic subsistence hunters. However, this type of inspection is not currently required for commercially processed Atlantic ...
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IWMC.org - NAMMCO Press Release / 28 November 1997
The Conference heard that sealers all over the world - be they subsistence hunters in the Arctic, or operators of small crafts or larger vessels - are exploring outlets for ...
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Arctic Studies Center - Publications - Staff Publications
Washington, DC: 2004. This book is the product of a joint four-year study by subsistence hunters from two Yupik villages in Alaska and scientists studying arctic climate change. One of the ... if interaction took place, the site locations, dates, artifacts, raw material use, house styles and subsistence and settlement patterns for all Groswater and Labrador Early Dorset sites in Labrador are reviewed ...
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Adventure Magazine: September/October 2000 @ nationalgeographic.com
Greenland with Inuit hunters, writer Gretel Ehrlich experienced the brutal beauty of Arctic life ... 1998 I was planning to go polar bear hunting, with subsistence hunters, to Humboldt Glacier in the very northern part of Greenland. ... spiritual resources in the darkness. The Inuit people—especially the hunters—have influenced my life, and I see that influence every ...
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Marine Mammal Stock Assessment Reports (SARs) - Office of Protected Resources - NOAA Fisheries
This data is used to evaluate the progress of each fishery in reducing its incidental ...
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The Ad Hoc Technical Committee Working Group on development of management principles and guidelines for subsistence catches of whales by indigenous (aboriginal) peoples
Hoc Technical Committee Working Group on development of management principles and guidelines for subsistence catches of whales by indigenous (aboriginal) peoples Source: Inuit Circumpolar Conference / KNAPK / High ... the ICC (Inuit Circumpolar Conference) and KNAPK (the Greenland Association of Fishermen and Hunters) will meet with the Danish Foreign Minister today to demand that Denmark address ...
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Aboriginal Subsistence Whaling
Annual Meeting of the International Whaling Commission Aboriginal Subsistence WhalingA Category in Decay The aboriginal subsistence whalers - authorized as such by the IWC - have been a protected ... concluded that it was in "Greenpeace's best interests" to "leave them [the Greenland hunters] alone", even if their communities aspire to reach western standards of living. The reason ...
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