Learn about the connection between the Dena’ina people & salmon #AmericasNationalParks #Alaska
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Learn about the connection between the Dena’ina people & salmon #AmericasNationalParks #Alaska
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The Dena’ina people of Alaska honor the salmon that sustain their way of life with a traditional ceremony passed down for generations. This celebration reflects a deep connection between community, culture, and the rhythms of the natural world. | National Geographic TV
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The Dena’ina people of Alaska honor the salmon that sustain their way of life with a traditional ceremony passed down for generations. This celebration reflects a deep connection between community, culture, and the rhythms of the natural world. | National Geographic TV
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National Geographic TV on Instagram: "The Dena’ina people of Alaska honor the salmon that sustain their way of life with a traditional ceremony passed down for generations. This celebration reflects a deep connection between community, culture, and the rhythms of the natural world."
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National Geographic TV on Instagram: "The Dena’ina people of Alaska honor the salmon that sustain their way of life with a traditional ceremony passed down for generations. This celebration reflects a deep connection between community, culture, and the rhythms of the natural world."
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A journey through Alaska’s Lake Clark shows how Indigenous Dena’ina wisdom and modern science meet to understand living land. Watch K’etniyi: The Land Is Speaking to Us Sunday, Nov. 2 at 5 pm on Alaska Public Media TV. Stream after at pbs.org or the PBS app. | Alaska Public Media
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A journey through Alaska’s Lake Clark shows how Indigenous Dena’ina wisdom and modern science meet to understand living land. Watch K’etniyi: The Land Is Speaking to Us Sunday, Nov. 2 at 5 pm on Alaska Public Media TV. Stream after at pbs.org or the PBS app. | Alaska Public Media
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Focusing on the Dena'ina people of South Central Alaska for the month of April. This is a replica of Shem Pete's Chiefs necklace. It was made by Selina Alexander, Koyukon. Dentalia sea shells of this size were/are very hard to find and would commonly come from the Vancouver area. Other Dentalia shells can be found in Lake Illiamna as well. Materials are Dentalia sea shells, glass beads, yarn, felt, and moose hide. #culturalheritage #culturalexchange | Alaska Native Heritage Center
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Focusing on the Dena'ina people of South Central Alaska for the month of April. This is a replica of Shem Pete's Chiefs necklace. It was made by Selina Alexander, Koyukon. Dentalia sea shells of this size were/are very hard to find and would commonly come from the Vancouver area. Other Dentalia shells can be found in Lake Illiamna as well. Materials are Dentalia sea shells, glass beads, yarn, felt, and moose hide. #culturalheritage #culturalexchange | Alaska Native Heritage Center
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A Dena'ina Lesson with Thea Vena Boschma in Pedro Bay, Alaska
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A Dena'ina Lesson with Thea Vena Boschma in Pedro Bay, Alaska
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The Damning History of Eklutna Alaska Alaska history Forgotten Alaska Indigenous Alaska Alaska ghost towns Alaska Native culture Hidden history of Alaska Dena'ina Athabascan history Alaska river rights Native land rights Alaska Eklutna village Alaska Alaska salmon restoration Anchorage hidden history #hiddenhistory #alaska #alaskanatives #denaina #indigenousalaska
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The Damning History of Eklutna Alaska Alaska history Forgotten Alaska Indigenous Alaska Alaska ghost towns Alaska Native culture Hidden history of Alaska Dena'ina Athabascan history Alaska river rights Native land rights Alaska Eklutna village Alaska Alaska salmon restoration Anchorage hidden history #hiddenhistory #alaska #alaskanatives #denaina #indigenousalaska
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Lake Clark National Park, or Qizhjeh-Vena to the Dena'ina, is not only beautiful but it has a rich cultural heritage too. Don't miss all-new episodes of #AmericasNationalParks Monday at 9/8c on National Geographic. Now streaming on Disney and Hulu. | National Geographic Animals
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Celebrate one of Alaska’s most important cultural gatherings: the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention returns to the Dena’ina Center in Anchorage, October 16–18. 🪶 With the theme “Standing Strong, Standing United”, the three-day event features powerful keynote speakers, cultural performances, the Alaska Native Customary Art Fair, and the treasured Quyana Alaska dance celebrations. 🎶 All are welcome — many sessions, performances, and the art fair are open to the public at no cost. #AFN2025
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This is the only known Dena'ina Qayaq bow piece in existence today. It is on loan to ANHC by Marilyn Baluta. Marilyn's grandfather Antone Baluta Sr. Made this very rare bow piece. #culturalexchange #culturaltourism | Alaska Native Heritage Center
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‘Quiet Death’: US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth Confirms US Sunk Iranian Warship
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Sri Lanka Evacuates Iranian Crew After US Sinks IRIS Dena | Indian Ocean Tensions Rise
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Dena Cass: Iconic Drag Performance of 'This Is My Life'
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The Importance of Support: A Dena in Your Corner
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US Navy Submarine Sinks Iranian Warship IRIS Dena
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US Submarine Destroys Iranian Warship IRIS Dena in Massive Explosion #shorts
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A U.S. submarine has sunk the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Sri Lanka, U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed, in the first torpedo attack by American forces since the Second World War. Sri Lankan authorities said they rescued 32 crew members, while around 140 others remain missing. Hegseth described the strike as a “quiet death,” ” adding it was evidence of America’s global reach in its conflict with Iran.
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Life as a Botanist in Alaska: Challenges and Rewards
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My grandma is one of our last native speakers of Dena’ina. #Alaska #indigenous #Denaina
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