Tribal Nations' Seafood Heritage | Seafoodie

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Two tribal leaders in the Pacific Northwest tell us about the centuries-old role of seafood in Native American heritage, the fight to maintain their rights in the court system, the complexities of co-management of fisheries with the States, tribal seafood exports, and how they are fairing in the pandemic.

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