Mohawks restore fish access through suspended-cage aquaculture above contaminated sediments

Evidence

Meanwhile, back at Akwesasne, Ken Jock and others are working on ecologically and culturally appropriate solutions. A new aquaculture project is underway. The fish farm consists of cages suspended off the bottom of the river, away from contaminated sediments. The fish are raised in the cages and fed on a diet of nutrient-rich, contaminant-free food. — Winona LaDuke, All Our Relations, 138

Categorization

• SEED: Model of contaminant-aware subsistence engineering as a form of Indigenous futurism worth profiling.