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Subsistence

Tuesday, August 17, 2021
Wild cranberries displayed in recycled containers

More than survival, the subsistence tradition sustains meaning for rural Alaska Natives and non-native residents alike

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Tuesday, September 29, 2020
A man in outdoors gear walking through a grassy field with a pipeline elevated above the ground in the distance.

Chris McKee helps solve subsistence puzzles

Alaskans harvest millions of pounds of wild game and plants each year. Subsistence is part of the culture, but understanding the regulations can be tricky.

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