This is heartbreaking. I grew up eating fishwheel salmon and it hurts to imagine a river without salmon. Salmon are like the lifeblood of the land. I am so sorry. I hope for they return. You are inspiring and I wish you and your community the best.
Quyana (Yup’ik / Cup’ik) How’aa (Haida) Taikuu (Inupiaq) Tsin’aen (Ahtna Athabascan) Chin’an (Dena’ina Athabascan) Quyanaa (Alutiiq) Qaĝaasakung (Aleut) Gunalchéesh! (Tlingit) Thank you, Mackenzie, for your efforts. Thank you, Indie Alaska, for sharing the stories of the people, the land, and the fish.
I remember when the Yukon was a healthy fishery. As a fisheries biologist, i can say with certainty all stocks will be over fished because we will always take more than the resource can handle. To find a sustainable number of fish to take is not unlike trying to solve a three body problem. I would like to see a total moratorium then as stocks improve, implement the old less intrusive and destructive harvesting methods. Native Americans should have special privileges for what they can take. No year in, year out commercial fishing. The health of the stock is the most important consideration.
An absolutely beautiful person inside and out! 🥰 Very Best Regards, Tom Scott Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System _Our American Injustice System_ _Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_
What a wonderful young person with great values. All the best to her and her's.
Well said! We couldn't agree more!
This is heartbreaking. I grew up eating fishwheel salmon and it hurts to imagine a river without salmon. Salmon are like the lifeblood of the land. I am so sorry. I hope for they return. You are inspiring and I wish you and your community the best.
Great to see people caring for the land and not just living on it. We need more people like this everywhere.
We couldn't agree more! She's an inspiration to us all.
with her strength and knowledge it's apparent her and her people will always thrive
What you're doing is not just right it's admirable.
We couldn't agree more! Thank you for watching and commenting
She is a wise old soul in a young woman’s body …
It’s nice to see people care about things
Right?!
Quyana (Yup’ik / Cup’ik)
How’aa (Haida)
Taikuu (Inupiaq)
Tsin’aen (Ahtna Athabascan)
Chin’an (Dena’ina Athabascan)
Quyanaa (Alutiiq)
Qaĝaasakung (Aleut)
Gunalchéesh! (Tlingit)
Thank you, Mackenzie, for your efforts. Thank you, Indie Alaska, for sharing the stories of the people, the land, and the fish.
Wow. Thank you so much for such kind words
I remember when the Yukon was a healthy fishery. As a fisheries biologist, i can say with certainty all stocks will be over fished because we will always take more than the resource can handle. To find a sustainable number of fish to take is not unlike trying to solve a three body problem.
I would like to see a total moratorium then as stocks improve, implement the old less intrusive and destructive harvesting methods. Native Americans should have special privileges for what they can take. No year in, year out commercial fishing. The health of the stock is the most important consideration.
Salmon are so important for these people, i hope for the best.
It's a lifeline for much of Alaska
Stop the trawlers!!!
Get those trawlers out of the oceans, McDonald's and every other corporation owes some serious reparations to the people.
An absolutely beautiful person inside and out! 🥰
Very Best Regards,
Tom Scott
Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System
_Our American Injustice System_
_Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_
Give it 10 years
YES!!!STOP THE TRAWLERS!!!!. volume factory fishing is killing every natural fish run on the planet.
Louder😮
I was there 50 years ago. Caught salmon with a net
@@guynouri Wow, crazy to think how much can change in 50 years. Thank you for sharing your experience
The masses will realize what’s happening once they’re running out of food. Maybe they’ll care then.
Look at snow crabs in 2024
The Chinese are eating your fish.
We have moved on….evolved.
With billions of us, consuming our natural heritage. The way we are now.
We will end up as far less, than we ever were.