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...find that we snack on berries, and mushrooms and other wild foods that are opportunistically encountered during our adventures...direct some of our family activities toward gathering wild food plants that are only abundant during certain times of...
...winter that makes me feel happy, secure and satisfied. We Alaskans are fortunate to have the opportunity to harvest many wild foods. Thanks to a friend who likes to hunt caribou and dipnet sockeyes, the Palmer house has plenty of red meat and sockeye...
...prehistory to now and are villages that work," he said. "Part of the reason they work is their heavy subsistence on wild food and a traditional lifestyle and their belief systems intact."In each of the interviews, the team asked a series of...
...I'm now reading "Four Fish: the Future of the Last Wild Food." Author and lifelong fisherman Paul Greenberg explains...appreciation. We must come to understand that eating the last wild food is, above all, a privilege." My next book will be...
...and turkey on the other hand are exotics that have escaped or been deliberately, and illegally, released in to the wild. Food for thought: all four new count species, directly or indirectly, have received a 'helping hand' from man. Two bird...
...from Europe by air and water currents have entered the wilderness food chain -- with a short link to people who eat wild foods. The forum was moderated by Alaska Lt. Gov. Fran Ulmer. Arctic contaminants include agricultural pesticides from...
...rural nature of the area it might make more sense to make a gift. For this, Veh and Martin pointed to the abundance of wild foods as great gift ideas. "I've known people to gather berries and can them and send them to friends and family so they...
...about the opposite of the desired effect. ?Injuring a bear can ensure it can?t be a wild bear, able to gather wild food. Instead it could become more dependent on foraging on garbage or close to homes. So, if a bear is shot, it should...
...standards. Vote "Yes" on Proposition 4 if you want to put our more stringent state water quality regulations back in place to protect Alaska's rivers, fisheries and clean water dependent businesses and wild foods. Betty Whittenberg Soldotna
...reproductive success, growth, behavior, disease and survival. Subsistence hunters and gatherers in Alaska depend on wild food sources that may be affected by airborne contaminants." The results of mercury testing conducted on Alaska species between...