Declining salmon populations mean more than simply lost fishing opportunities or causing food security, especially in remote areas
More than just fish: why Chinook salmon indicate a loss of culture and connection
The Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in First Nation, whose traditional territory includes the Dawson City region, are only one of many First Nations in Yukon and Alaska which have traditionally relied on the Yukon River chinook. They have resorted to using frozen chum salmon instead of Yukon River chinook at their annual fish camp, which is intended to teach traditional skills to youth. Chum salmon have seen similar population declines.
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