ABSTRACT. Several terms (subsistence, domestic, harvest and food fishing) are used often synonymously in Canada to refer to fishing carried out to satisfy local food needs. To resolve the confusion and to provide consistency, it is desirable to consolidate the terminology. “Subsistence ” connotes the appropriate meaning in both anthropology and economics, and is therefore favored here. It has the added advantage of being the term used in Alaska. Key words: subsistence, domestic fisheries, food fisheries, harvesting, native people, Canadian North RÉSUMÉ. Plusieurs termes (pêche de subsistance, pêche domestique, pêche d’exploitation, pêche pour la nourriture) sont souvent utilisés au Canada comme des synonymes de la pêche en tant qu’activité ...
Subsistence research in contemporary communities in rural Alaska is revealing the important contribu...
Domestic or subsistence fisheries of the eastern James Bay Cree were studied, mainly in Fort George,...
ABSTRACT. Fishery potential in the arctic water (water originating in the Arctic Ocean) is negligibl...
Several terms (subsistence, domestic, harvest and food fishing) are used often synonymously in Canad...
ABSTRACT. Subsistencefisheries, asdistinct from commercialand recreational, exist hroughout much of...
Subsistence fisheries, as distinct from commercial and recreational, exist throughout much of the Ca...
ABSTRACT. Subsistence research in contemporary communities in rural Alaska is revealing the importan...
ABSTRACT. Hunting, trapping, fishing, and gathering provide an important source of food and fuel for...
ABSTRACT. Subsistence fishing provides an important source of food for the remote Ojibwa community o...
ABSTRACT. The arctic cisco (Coregonus autumnalis), known regionally by its Inupiat name qaaqtaq, is ...
Subsistence fishing provides an important source of food for the remote Ojibwa community of Webequie...
Inuit living in the Canadian Arctic have undergone rapid societal changes in the last half century, ...
Considerable attention has been devoted to the possible effects of global climate change on the envi...
Interviews with Inuit hunters and measurements of topographic maps were used to characterize 70 rive...
The Yukon River delta is home to many subsistence Tribal communities that rely heavily on salmon as ...
Subsistence research in contemporary communities in rural Alaska is revealing the important contribu...
Domestic or subsistence fisheries of the eastern James Bay Cree were studied, mainly in Fort George,...
ABSTRACT. Fishery potential in the arctic water (water originating in the Arctic Ocean) is negligibl...
Several terms (subsistence, domestic, harvest and food fishing) are used often synonymously in Canad...
ABSTRACT. Subsistencefisheries, asdistinct from commercialand recreational, exist hroughout much of...
Subsistence fisheries, as distinct from commercial and recreational, exist throughout much of the Ca...
ABSTRACT. Subsistence research in contemporary communities in rural Alaska is revealing the importan...
ABSTRACT. Hunting, trapping, fishing, and gathering provide an important source of food and fuel for...
ABSTRACT. Subsistence fishing provides an important source of food for the remote Ojibwa community o...
ABSTRACT. The arctic cisco (Coregonus autumnalis), known regionally by its Inupiat name qaaqtaq, is ...
Subsistence fishing provides an important source of food for the remote Ojibwa community of Webequie...
Inuit living in the Canadian Arctic have undergone rapid societal changes in the last half century, ...
Considerable attention has been devoted to the possible effects of global climate change on the envi...
Interviews with Inuit hunters and measurements of topographic maps were used to characterize 70 rive...
The Yukon River delta is home to many subsistence Tribal communities that rely heavily on salmon as ...
Subsistence research in contemporary communities in rural Alaska is revealing the important contribu...
Domestic or subsistence fisheries of the eastern James Bay Cree were studied, mainly in Fort George,...
ABSTRACT. Fishery potential in the arctic water (water originating in the Arctic Ocean) is negligibl...