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Technical Paper No 363 - Alaska Department of Fish and Game 2025

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Technical Paper No. 363 presents comprehensive surveys of subsistence harvests in the communities of Buckland and Kiana, Alaska, conducted in 2003 and 2006 respectively. The paper details the types and quantities of wild foods harvested, including fish, land mammals, marine mammals, birds, and vegetation. It highlights the importance of subsistence activities for local food security and cultural practices among Alaska Native communities. The findings indicate significant reliance on subsistence resources for nutrition and economic support, with detailed demographic data and social networks related to food sharing within these communities.

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