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Panel: Subsistence Whaling: Indigenous & Scientific Knowledge Informing Policy

By iarcwebdesign | 17 June 2021

An Inupiaq whaling captain, a marine resource manager, and a research scientist present a case history of Indigenous and scientific knowledge informing international policy.

Published: 2018
Product type: Video
Categories: Arctic Futures 2050

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