Adaptation workshop brought together Alaska Native communities and federal agencies

September workshop facilitated Tribal-led conversations with government agencies focused on climate impacts in Alaska

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Kwethluk elders point out elements of a map in a conference hall

Elders from Kwethluk showing the Permafrost Pathways research team where the Kuskokuak River is eroding — threatening to inundate their community.

photo by Greg Fiske

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