University of Oregon / Arctic Institute of North America / Without stable / Robert D. Clark Honors College / USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest Research Station / /
IndustryTerm
food chain / important staple food / erratic weather systems / food / weather systems / important food items / food security / use food cellars / /
NaturalFeature
Winter sea / Great Lakes / Rising Sea Levels Rising sea / Salish Sea / Pacific Northwest coast / White River / /
Organization
Center For Progressive Reform / University of Oregon / Minnesota Department of Natural Resources / USDA / Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals / Arctic Institute of North America / Center for Climate / Alaska Division of Public Health / Robert D. Clark Honors College / CTUIR Department of Natural Resources / Confederated Tribes / /
Person
Juan de Fuca / Eric J. Quaempts / /
Position
undergraduate student research assistant / author / /
Product
areas / /
ProvinceOrState
Minnesota / Alaska / Oregon / New Mexico / /
PublishedMedium
The New York Times / /
Region
northern Alaska / western Canada / western Washington / central Alaska / /
First Foods and Climate Change Indigenous populations in North America face significant threats from climate change. One area of great concern is how first foods will be impacted by climate change. Because of the vital r