Traditional Fishing Heritage Kit

An illustrated collection of traditional salmon dishes with the Sugt'stun dish names.

This book follows nine-year-old Alex's fishing adventures in the streams of Kodiak Island. Alex, a native Aleut, comes here to fish with his family as his ancestors did.

This children's book follows the adventures of two young Alaska brown bear cubs exploring and playing in the Alaska wilderness.

This beautifully illustrated Alaskan children's book follows the lives of Katya, a young girl at fish camp, and Swimmer, an Alaskan salmon and how their lives collide.

This beautifully illustrated book educates readers about Alaska's wild salmon and traditional and modern fishing practices in the state.

This children's book details the lifecycle of salmon through lyrical text and colorful illustrations.

This book provides an in depth look at Alaska's salmon fisheries and the state's fishing industry.

This book is a retelling of an Athabscan story narrated by Miska Deaphon, an Elder from the Alaska village of Nikolai about a girl who swims with and learns about the salmon. It has also been translated into Sugt'stun.

An educational book geared towards children to teach them about the salmon's journey through real photographs

An educational book geared towards children to teach them about the salmon's journey through real photographs

An educational book geared towards children to teach them about the salmon's journey through real photographs.

A nuanced review of the different salmon species, their lifecycles, journeys, habitats, and more.

This book provides a contemporary view of indigenous Alaskans and is the first major work to emphasize the importance of commercial labor and economies to maintaining traditional means of survival.

David Totemoff Sr. discusses the history of Tatitlek's bulkhead and old dock

Photograph of hanging salmon.