At Chukotka’s first congress of reindeer herders in 15 years, an optimistic view of the future
On Saturday, March 4, an uncommon event took place in the village of Amguema: For the first time since 2002, reindeer herders from all over Chukotka gathered to discuss the results and prospects of developing subsistence management which is crucial to the district.
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