Environmental Protection; See Stories Student Production

This short film features interviews discussing the impact of environmental changes over time on subsistence practices in Naknek. Local residents share their observations and experiences, highlighting the challenges faced due to shifting ecosystems and climate patterns. The film delves into how these changes affect traditional hunting, fishing, and gathering, underscoring the community’s resilience and adaptability in preserving their way of life.

 

This film was created as part of the NN Cannery History project during a two week film workshop in Naknek in September and October of 2018.

Workshop Info

The NN Cannery History Project Workshop was held in Naknek, Alaska in the Fall of 2018. The student filmmakers made their film during a two-week digital storytelling workshop entitled, “Voices of the Past, Digital Storytelling for the future,” which took place at the Bristol Bay High School in Naknek from September 24 through October 6, 2018 and introduced students to research methodology and historic narrative using engaging/interactive digital mediums.

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Land Acknowledgement

This video was filmed on Yup'ik/Cup'ik Land. Learn more about land acknowledgements at native-land.ca.