Develop and strengthen environmental sovereignty of the Native Village tribal governments. Encourage federal agencies to meet with the other Native Villages so that they partner with CWA and the Elim Village in this effort. Being able to see the ‘big picture’ of the water that communities rely on is important for the Native Villages to making good decisions and protecting subsistence uses from the negative impacts of uranium mining activity.

Tribe: Norton Bay Inter-Tribal Watershed Council

View Source Document: Climate Adaptation and Action Plan for the Norton Bay Watershed, Alaska

Year: 2013

Climate Hazards

Decreasing Water Quality
Multiple Hazards - All Hazards

Assets

Ecosystems - Aquatic
Food - Subsistence and First Foods
Sovereignty, Treaty Rights, and Self Determination

Types

Data, Technology, Tools
Partnerships & Collaboration
Planning & Management