Larry Merculieff presents Indigenous Elder Teachings on Science

Alaska Native Writers and Alaska Native Themes

Larry Merculieff presents Indigenous Elder Teachings on Science Technology

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Larry Merculieff was born and raised in a traditional upbringing on St. Paul Island. In 2003, Larry was instrumental in gaining both Federal and state recognition of Alaska Native subsistence rights to harvest halibut throughout coastal Alaska. He has connected with indigenous peoples throughout the world and is founder of Seven Generations Consulting. (Note: This recording may sound rough.)

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