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Stories 1 From Image courtesy of Inuit Circumpolar Council-Alaska 2015. On The Land Alaskan Inuit Food Security Conceptual Framework: How to Assess the Arctic From an Inuit Perspective: Summary Report and Recommendations Report. Anchorage, AK


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Stories

From On The Land

Image courtesy of Inuit Circumpolar Council-Alaska 2015. Alaskan Inuit Food Security Conceptual Framework: How to Assess the Arctic From an Inuit Perspective: Summary Report and Recommendations Report. Anchorage, AK

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Indigenous Food Sovereignty & Security Values

Our culture is intrinsically linked to food security and sovereignty Our calendar and work schedule follows seasons versus workweeks Harvesting and preparing food must be part of everyday life We are relatives of plants, animals, land, air and water Sense of empathy and kinship with

  • ther life forms

We honor those relationships with ceremony We only take what is needed to survive to ensure sustainability Zero waste – every part of animal or plant is used State and Federal policies do not align with our values

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Cow Hunts & Alaska Board of Game

Decision- Making Power

BOG does not equally weigh public testimony, especially Indigenous Knowledge, with Western science BOG demographics is not reflective of our interests

Indigenous Culture

Cow hunts are against tradition – only taken for survival

  • r ceremony

Waste is the worst form of disrespect

Availability

Hunting pressure decreases number easily accessible moose Cow hunts jeopardize future availability

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Cow Hunts & Alaska Board of Game

Accessibility

Regulations do not feed locals Too many permits still given to outside hunters

Stability

BOG has too much influence in decision-making Cow hunt can affect future moose population

Health & Wellness

Fish and wildlife need to feel safe Health of land directly affects animal and human health Mental and physical health of hunters and those they feed

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Availability

´How do we train scientists to think like we do?

Indigenous Culture

´How do we inform researchers in order to develop a holistic, cyclical framework for

  • bserving?

Decision- Making Power

´How do we equally weigh Indigenous Knowledge with Western Science?

Health & Wellness

´How do we begin

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protect the health and safety of lands, waters, animals and humans? Stability ´How do we communicate urgency for protection of our natural resources?

Accessibility

´How do we change regulations to prioritize feeding

  • urselves first?

Questions

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Enaa Basee

Questions

Eva Burk

edburk@alaska.edu 907-322-7467

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