Wild food and its role in Alaska culture

Berry picking, salmon fishing and preparations for fall hunting are in full swing and Alaskans are putting up food for winter. Whether canned, dried, fermented or smoked – wild foods go hand in hand with the culture and traditions of the north.

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Salmon drying on a fish rack. Photo: KNOM file.
Salmon drying on a fish rack. Photo: KNOM file.

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