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Our Alaska: Kobuk River fish camp

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Each summer, members of the Pungalik family leave their homes in the northern village of Noorvik and gather at fish camp on the banks of the Kobuk River to harvest their year's subsistence catch. As they snack on a combination of modern foods and traditional Native fare like muktuk, the family catches, cleans and preserves the fish that will provide the protein on their dinner tables throughout the long Arctic winter.

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