CONTRIBUTIONS OF INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE TO FISHERIES MANAGEMENT Indigenous knowledge, also known as traditional ecological knowledge or TEK, is the accumulated and evolving knowledge of local people built upon generations - Broad whitefish - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	CONTRIBUTIONS OF INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE TO FISHERIES MANAGEMENT Indigenous knowledge, also known as traditional ecological knowledge or TEK, is the accumulated and evolving knowledge of local people built upon generations Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-08-13 14:24:08 Open Document File Size: 1,64 MB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm staple food / food source / / NaturalFeature Kobuk River / Selawik river / Noatak river / / Organization Maniilaq Association / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / National Park Service / office of Subsistence Management / / Position author / / ProvinceOrState Alaska / / Region northwest Alaska / / SocialTag Chukchi Sea Coregonus Inupiat people Selawik River Inupiat language Broad whitefish Kobuk River Maniilaq Geography of Alaska Geography of the United States

CONTRIBUTIONS OF INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE TO FISHERIES MANAGEMENT Indigenous knowledge, also known as traditional ecological knowledge or TEK, is the accumulated and evolving knowledge of local people built upon generationsAdd to Reading List