For thousands of years preceding European contact, Wabanaki people were sustained by massive populations of sea-run fish in Maine’s rivers. Brought to life through the voices of individual Wabanaki tribal citizens, SEA RUN examines the factors that limited tribal people’s access to the fisheries and contributed to the severe decline in the fisheries themselves, and offers recommendations for their revitalization.
We are pleased to offer SEA RUN as an audiobook, made possible with generous support from the Sewall Foundation.
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