Learning Together: The Collaborative Research Program of the Division of Subsistence Jim Simon, Ph.D. Division of Subsistence, AK Department of Fish &

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Learning Together: The Collaborative Research Program of the Division of Subsistence Jim Simon, Ph.D. Division of Subsistence, AK Department of Fish & Game Arctic Waterways Safety Committee Workshop Anchorage, AK December 10-11, Learning about subsistence fishing, Nondalton

Division of Subsistence: Responsibilities Alaska Statute lists “duties” 1.Research and data compilation 2.Data reporting and education 3.Application of study findings 2 Subsistence fishing and processing, Chignik Lake

Types of research projects Goal: “holistic” understanding of mixed economy and way of life Community “baseline” studies (focus on one year) Special topic research Local and Traditional Knowledge Harvest monitoring (multi- year)  Most projects are partnerships  Guided by ethical principles 3

Ethical Principles Alaska Federation of Natives: html html National Science Foundation: conduct.jsp conduct.jsp State confidentiality statute: AS Informed consent Anonymous & Voluntary participation Community approval & review Study findings provided to communities 4

Methods: Local assistant training in Noatak 5

Methods: Project Review Meeting in Chignik Lake 6

Community Subsistence Information System or “CSIS” Online at Searchable by resource, area, or community Export data into Excel file Data in CSIS for over 75% of rural places Number of data sets in CSIS = ~440 (community/year combinations) 7

Community Subsistence Information System 8

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For more information Jim Simon, or Website: v/index.cfm?adfg=subsiste nce.main v/index.cfm?adfg=subsiste nce.main CSIS: v/sb/CSIS/ v/sb/CSIS/ Phone: Mailing and 10

Hunters and biologists work together on all marine mammal research projects within the Arctic Marine Mammal Program On the water projects include: Satellite tagging of bowhead, gray, and beluga whales, ringed and bearded seals, and walrus.