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Three Riders Recovered, Search Continues for Additional Two on Kuskokwim

By Alaska Native News on Apr 1, 2019   Featured, Rural, Southwest Alaska, State  

Three Riders Recovered, Search Continues for Additional Two on Kuskokwim

  Searchers in Bethel have saved three of five persons who went through the thin ice on two ATVs on the Kuskokwim River on Sunday night, troopers are reporting. AST was notified at 8:20 pm on Sunday night that five individuals on two four-wheelers had gone through the thin ice at the upper end of […]

Native Americans Shift Stereotypes, Boost Economies, Through Tourism

By Cecily Hilleary | VOA News on Apr 1, 2019   Featured, National, National/World  

Native Americans Shift Stereotypes, Boost Economies, Through Tourism

WASHINGTON — Summer is fast approaching, and with it comes millions of vacationers from at home and abroad. Travel experts cite growing interest in Native American tourism, “authentic” cultural exchanges with tribes beyond gambling at tribal casinos. Native tourism can be beneficial to tribes, boosting economies, creating jobs and allowing Native communities to control their own […]

April 1st, 1950

By Alaska Native News on Apr 1, 2019   This Day in Alaskan and U.S. History  

April 1st, 1950

Bering Sea is the Focus of a New NOAA Effort to Deliver Science to Fisheries Managers

By NOAA on Apr 1, 2019   NOAA Fisheries and Alaska Fisheries Science Center  

Bering Sea is the Focus of a New NOAA Effort to Deliver Science to Fisheries Managers

  New approach will deliver more timely, actionable data on changing ocean conditions. The Bering Sea is home to some of the nation’s largest and most profitable commercial fisheries, including Alaskan pollock and Pacific cod. It’s also one of the fastest warming parts of the world, with fish stocks becoming increasingly vulnerable to marine heat […]

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