While Alaska Natives are well aware of the cultural benefits of subsistence foods and the activities associated with these foods, policy makers may benefit from information related to cultural benefits. We decided that information describing the pattern of subsistence activities of village residents is the most readily available information. We have worked with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game Division of Subsistence to extract text on subsistence activities from Division technical reports. For further information on obtaining Division technical reports, contact Bob Wolfe at (907) 465 4148 or by email at robertw@fishgame.state.ak.us
Chignik Bay Chignik Lagoon Chignik Lake Cold Bay Egegik Ivanof Bay King Cove Perryville Sand Point
Atka False Pass Nelson Island Nelson Lagoon Nikolski Unalaska
Alegnagik Aleknagik Clark's Point Dillingham Ekuk Ekwok Igiugig Iliamna King Salmon Kokhanok Koliganek Levelock Manokotak Naknek New Stuyahok Newhalen Nondalton Nushagak Nushagak Bay Pilot Point Port Heiden Portage Creek South Naknek Togiak Twin Hills Ugashik
Chefornak Kangirnaa (Kinegnak) Kipnuk Kongiganak Kulukak Kwigillingok Mekoryuk Newtok Nightmute Platinum Toksook Bay Tununak Umkumiut
Chitina Copper Basin Gulkana Lake Louise Nelchina Paxson Sheep Mountain Slana
Angoon Haines Hoonah Juneau Klukwan
English Bay Nanwalek Port Graham Seward
Ambler Buckland Kiana Kivalina Kobuk Kotzebue Noatak Noorvik Shishmaref Shungnak
Allakaket Bettles Evansville Hughes Huslia
Chuathbaluk Sleetmute Stony River
Brevig Mission Golovin Golovin Bay Nome
Chenega Chenega Bay Cordova Tatitlek
Chase Chugach Eklutna Gold Creek-Chulitna Hurricane-Broad Pass Knik Mat-Su Valley
Dot Lake Fairbanks Minto Northway Tanacross Tetlin Tok
Arctic Village Beaver Birch Creek Chalkyitsik Fort Yukon Nulato Stevens Village Venetie