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First Nations ancient fish bones may help us adapt to climate change

The study of 5,000-year-old fish bones on the West Coast is revealing how Indigenous people adapted to warming oceans information that could shape present day adaptations and fisheries management as the climate crisis advances, University of Victoria researchers say.

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First Nations ancient fish bones may help us adapt to climate change

First Nations ancient fish bones may help us adapt to climate change
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Ancient B C fish bones may help us adapt to climate change, UVic researchers say

The study of 5,000-year-old fish bones on the West Coast is revealing how Indigenous people adapted to warming oceans.

Vancouver islandBritish columbiaBarkley soundWilliam cheungDylan hillisIain mckechnieTom happynookKen wattsUniversity of victoriaInstitute for the oceansWest coastTse shaht first nationHuu ay aht nationFirst nationsHuu ay aht first nationTseshaht first nation

Ancient Vancouver Island fish bones may hold lessons for adapting to climate change – Hope Standard

5,000-year-old bones show how Indigenous people worked with warming oceans

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Ancient Vancouver Island fish bones may hold lessons for adapting to climate change – Agassiz Harrison Observer

5,000-year-old bones show how Indigenous people worked with warming oceans

Vancouver islandBritish columbiaBarkley soundWilliam cheungDylan hillisIain mckechnieTom happynookRochelle bakerKen wattsUniversity of victoriaJournalism initiative reporterInstitute for the oceansLocal journalism initiativeWest coastTse shaht first nationHuu ay aht nation

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