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Wunsch, Mark

Herring Egg Trade between Heiltsuk and Haisla Nations
Herring Bones
Harvesting and Drying of Herring Eggs
Genetics with Ancient Herring Bones
Funniest Bear Story from Quatsino Sound
Fishery Impact on Central Coast Stocks
First Nation's Rights and Titles
First Nation Coastal Communities Suffer From Decline in Fish Stocks
First Herring School Workshop at Simon Fraser University in 2011
Cultural Importance of Herring Eggs and the Loss of Spawning Grounds
Combining Traditional Ecological Knowledge with Science for Herring Management
Black Bears Gorge on Herring Eggs after Hibernation
Affirming Aboriginal Fishing - The Gladstone Decision
Aboriginal Rights and Title

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