The Bering Sea Sub Network Phase 2
Geographic Area
Russian Federation
United States (Alaska)
Topics
Community-based monitoring
Indigenous knowledge
Wildlife management & animal husbandry
Wildlife observations
ELOKA Data Types
Local observations
Maps

Overview

The Bering Sea Sub Network is a collaborative alliance of fishers and hunters from coastal villages around the Bering Sea and researchers formed to enable a systematic collection of local observations of physical, biological, and socioeconomic conditions in their regions. 

ELOKA is developing a system to ingest and manage these sensitive data with a structure designed to allow user-based controlled access.

This product is not available to the public

 
 
ELOKA is generously supported by the US National Science Foundation through awards 2032423, 2032417, 2032419, and 2032445.