“We love our fish!” says Ina Bouker, a Yupik native and teacher from Dillingham who opposes the mine. “The salmon always run. But if their habitat is destroyed, they will not come back.”
fishkiss, ewwww
via National Geographic Photo of the Day.




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Add to favorites “We love our fish!” says Ina Bouker, a Yupik native and teacher from Dillingham who opposes the mine. “The salmon always run. But if their habitat is destroyed, they will not come back.”
fishkiss, ewwww
via National Geographic Photo of the Day.
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May 6, 2011 at 8:08 pm
dud, i know her, i went to DMHS (Dillingham Middle/ High School) from 7th to 9th grade, right now, im going to school in sitka with her kid, Nick Bouker. weird to see her face up here… No Pebble.