Indigenous voices in this year’s Arctic Report Card explain the human impacts of Bering Sea upheaval
It's the first time the report card has included direct contributions from the Arctic's Indigenous residents.
December 11, 2019
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In the communities around the Bering Sea, ice has long regulated the ecosystem, supporting food sources, food-gathering practices and traditional ways of life.
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