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Maintain current habitat, restore historical habitat, promote potential future habitat, and focus efforts on increasing resilience of these essential landscapes and surrounding areas. The continued ability to harvest traditional resources, especially in coastal habitats, is important for cultural and health reasons. The traditional harvest of resources involves much more than the act of harvesting and can incorporate aspects of cultural heritage and storytelling that has been around for generations. The first step in preserving these resources is to protect and restore current habitat throughout Tribal lands and throughout the region.

Tribe: Shoalwater Bay Tribe

View Source Document: Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe Climate Resilience Plan

Year: 2021

Topic: Traditional Food (view all topics in the plan)

Region: Northwest

Climate Hazards

Shifting Species, Habitats, and Ecosystems

Assets

Cultural Resources
Ecosystems - General
Food - Subsistence and First Foods

Types

Planning & Management

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