Scientists Listen for Mammals, Ships in a Changing Bering Sea
![James Longley uses a pulley over the side of a fishing boat to retrieve a sound recorder from the Bering Sea.](https://knom.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/SeaSounds-1.jpg)
Less sea ice means increased shipping traffic, and that could impact marine mammals in the region. To get a better idea of what’s changing, scientists are listening in on the sounds of the Bering Sea.
Inuit Delegations Discuss Food Sovereignty, Wildlife Management, ICC Origins at Summit
![Salmon drying on a fish rack in Teller. Photo: Jenn Ruckel, KNOM.](https://knom.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/2014-06-25-salmon-drying-001-2432px-1200x798.jpg)
Inuit people from four different nations focused on food security, wildlife management, and overall unity during a Inuit Circumpolar Council summit in Ottawa last week.