Indigenous knowledge is moving towards the top of the Arctic agenda
We were comfortably seated in Eugene Brower’s one-story bungalow in Utqiagvik, the northernmost town in the US on the shore of the Arctic Ocean, when Brower told me how he and his colleagues made waves across the world with their intricate hunters’ knowledge of the bowhead whales — the great slow moving animals that may weigh up to 60-80 tons.
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