Several web sites contain helpful information in addition to the links to our partners. 

Native land owners can find information about conservation agreements for their land at www.nmwtlandtrust.org/helpus/landowner.php

To learn about wild salmon and their life cycle: www.state.ak.us/adfg/notebook/notehome.htm  or www.nmwtlandtrust.org/salmon/cycle.php

To learn more about salmon’s importance to terrestrial and marine ecosystems, commercial and sport fishing and subsistence:  www.nmwtlandtrust.org/salmon/terrestrial.php

For a description of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s Southwest Alaska Management Area and related links and information:
http://www.sf.adfg.state.ak.us/region2/areas
/bbay/html/ahpr2bay.stm

For information on Alaska Subsistence
http://www.state.ak.us/local/akpages/fish.game
/subsist/geninfo/regions/sw.htm

For information on Yup'ik Culture
http://igiugig.freeservers.com/yupik.html
http://www.si.umich.edu/chico/yupik/
http://www.qayanek.com/
http://www.flw.com/languages/yupikcentral.htm

For general information on Southwest Alaska lodges
http://www.alaska-lodging.com/southwest_alaska.html
http://www.alaskafishing.com/accommsw.html

RIVERS OF LIFE, Southwest Alaska, The Last Great Salmon Fishery Robert Glenn Ketchum
Published by Aperture; 2001.Robert Ketchum's rich vision of the remote Southwest Alaskan wilderness, spawning ground of the world's largest population of Sockeye salmon. 120 pages, consisting of mostly, never before seen aerial photographs of this stunning region.