Alaska abalone population, important to Indigenous traditions, gets new attention
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Indigenous Alaskans probably didn't eat sea otters - Futurity
Alaska abalone population, important to Indigenous traditions, gets new attention
A working group of researchers, tribes, and residents discuss abalone sustainability in Southeast - KRBD
The status of fishery resources
Diver Receives Award for Helping Endangered White Abalone Recover
Why it wasn't enough to just leave the pinto abalone alone
Indigenous oyster fisheries persisted for millennia and should inform future management
Abalone Pearl: Meaning, Properties, Benefits You Should Know
Alaska Native leaders call for legal overhaul to protect traditional fish harvests - Alaska Beacon
Frontiers Future Directions in Sea Otter Research and Management
Indigenous Peoples and the Environment to 1890 Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History
The Power of Coming Together: Traditional Food Fair and Farmers Summit Represent Breadth of Southeast Alaska's Food System - Sustainable Southeast Partnership
Federal Register :: Marine Mammals; Incidental Take During Specified Activities; Proposed Incidental Harassment Authorization for Southcentral Alaska Stock of Northern Sea Otters in Whittier, Alaska
