Background:
The Local Knowledge, Traditional Knowledge, and Subsistence (LKTKS) Action Module was initiated by the Council in December 2018, and the Taskforce was formed after a solicitation for nominations in October 2019. The goal of this Action Module is to develop protocols for using LK and TK in management, and to understand the impacts of Council decisions on subsistence resources, users, and practices. More specifically, this Action Module aims to provide a roadmap for operationalizing LK and TK (potentially through processes like Co-Production of Knowledge) in the short- to long-term, as well as to formulate methods for assessing the likelihood a given Council action may affect subsistence resources, the ability of users to access those resources, or impact subsistence practices. Outcomes are expected to inform where and how these types of knowledge and information should or could consistently enter Council processes. For more information, please contact Kate Haapala by email or at (907) 271-2811.
Toby Anungazuk Jr.
Rachel Donkersloot
Kate Haapala
Bridget Mansfield
Robert Murphy
Darcy Peter
Julie Raymond-Yakoubian
Richard Slats
Simeon Swetzof
Alida Trainor
Sarah Wise
- LKTKS Taskforce Report from January 2020 meeting.
- LKTKS Taskforce Report from April 2020 meeting.
- LKTKS Taskforce Report from November 2020 meeting.
- LKTKS Taskforce Report from March 2021 meeting.
Completed Work:
- LKTKS Taskforce Workplan, completed December 2020.
- LKTKS Taskforce Glossary of Terms, completed December 2020.