Coastal Foraging | Tlingit & Haida Harvest “Seaweed & Gumboots” S1 E8

Jon Rowan Jr. shows us how to forage the tideline on Prince of Wales Island while Leslie Sheakley and Tamara Buoy of Craig teach us how to pickle gumboots and dry seaweed.

Written directions @ 11:15

Traditional Indigenous hunting and foraging techniques of and for Southeast Alaska Native
peoples.

The Prince of Wales Harvest series partnership between Tlingit & Haida and Cedar Group began
in 2021 as an effort for the Tribe to catalog traditional Southeast Alaska Indigenous harvesting
practices. Tlingit & Haida's Cultural Heritage & Education Division and Cedar Group worked with
tribal citizens to prioritize and document 10 harvesting methods between 2021 and early
2023. A collaboration in 2023 between the Tribe's Cultural Heritage & Education Division
and Traditional Food Security Department placed an urgent and continued emphasis on the need to collect harvesting knowledge through the Harvest series platform.

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