Climate change is affecting wild berries, and the people who depend on them
Berries are ripening earlier, in some cases threatening to upend traditional subsistence patterns.
March 28, 2018
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For many people in regions across the Far North who depend on wild food, there is a common traditional pattern: Harvest salmon when the fish runs arrive, then pick berries after the fishing season is over.
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