Our final Alaska Native Heritage Month highlight features Teddy Coopchiak Jr.'s lesson on filleting salmon at the 2024 BBNC Young Adult Culture Camp! Teddy also describes some of the process in Yup'ik! He uses an uluaq to remove the qamiquq (salmon head) and tells us waken ayagluku (start from here) to show where he begins cutting the fillet. Quyanaa, chin'an, quyana, and thank you to all the culture bearers who allowed us to share these traditions and celebrate our Native way of life!
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Bristol Bay Native Corporation (BBNC) is a responsible Alaska Native investment corporation dedicated to the mission of "Enriching Our Native Way of Life." Established through the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971 (ANCSA), BBNC works to protect the land in Bristol Bay, celebrate the legacy of its people, and enhance the lives of its shareholders. We welcome everyone to our social media channels. We encourage fans to comment and contribute to the conversation. Most importantly, we want everyone to feel comfortable and enjoy our page and the information it can offer so we are asking all fans to abide by our policies: -Profane language will be immediately deleted. -Comments that are insulting, personal or slanderous will be immediately deleted. -Comments that are off-topic from the link, post, update can be deleted. -Comments that are opposing our viewpoint will NOT be deleted in the spirit of healthy debate. We ask that you disagree respectfully and with the facts. -Any spamming to our page will be deleted and fan will be blocked. -Those that violate our policies can be deleted or blocked from our fan page. BBNC’s social media sites and pages are intended to serve as a mechanism for communication between the public and BBNC. All comments posted on BBNC’s social media platforms will be monitored. BBNC reserves the right to remove comments or postings on the website or any social media platform that violate any applicable laws or BBNC’s social media guidelines. Social media sites are private sites and the privacy terms of those sites apply. BBNC does not guarantee reliability and accuracy of any third-party links, and BBNC reserves the right to remove any conversation
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https://www.bbnc.net
Bristol Bay Native Corporation的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 行政办公室
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- 1,001-5,000 人
- 总部
- Anchorage，AK
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 1972
- 领域
- Construction、Industrial Services、Government Services、Tourism和Seafood
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111 W 16th Ave.
Suite 400
US，AK，Anchorage，99501
Bristol Bay Native Corporation员工
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Kristy West
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Everette Anderson
VP, Fisheries Policy
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Ryan Y.
Chief Financial Officer at Bristol Bay Native Corporation
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Renée Wardlaw , Esq., M.B.A., CCEP
Trailblazing Compliance & Ethics Leader | Digital Transformation Visionary | Captivating Speaker & Trainer | Honored with Alaska's 2021 Top 40 Under…
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Congratulations to the graduates of the welding training?hosted by BBNC and the University of Alaska Anchorage: Tyler Nanalook, Cedric Hall, Ray Wassillie, Kenneth Nukwak Jr., and John Olsen! During the three-week program, these participants learned valuable skills in shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) and obtained their welding certifications. Quayanaa, chin'an, quyana, and thank you to the instructors for sharing your knowledge and expertise!
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The Shareholder-Owned Business of the Month is Triple L Repair! Triple L Repair is a family-owned, full-service auto repair shop located in Dillingham, Alaska on Nerka Road off Aleknagik Road. Established in 2013, they specialize in a wide range of automotive repairs. For more details and their contact information, visit their page on BBNC's Shareholder-Owned Business Directory at: tinyurl.com/nhazxttc.
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Today we're giving a Shareholder Shoutout to Triston Chaney, a 2024 Bristol Bay Wild Salmon Celebration Fish First Awardee! As a passionate fly fishing guide and owner of the fishing vessel "Robyn Darleen," Triston has 15 seasons of guiding experience and is an inspiration to Native youth. Keep it up, Triston!
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Congratulations to the Igiugig Village Council (IVC) on the recognition of their Naaqi Project, which was recently honored with a 2024 Community Impact Award by the Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums! The Naaqi Project, meaning "Read" in Yup’ik, brings traditional stories to younger generations by transforming those shared by Elders Mike Andrew Sr. and Mary Olympic into beautiful books and digital resources, made possible by a group of dedicated individuals. To purchase any of the books, email [email protected], visit naaqi.igiugig.com, or stop by the Igiugig Village Council Gift Shop! Watch BBNC shareholder and President of IVC accept the award here: youtu.be/DBtPjnnhWDM.
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This week's Alaska Native Heritage Month highlight shows how to file a soapstone lamp at the 2024 BBNC Young Adult Culture Camp! Quyanaa, chin'an, quyana, and thank you to shareholder Orville Lind for sharing this tradition. As we near the end of November, stay tuned for next week's final highlight as we share how BBNC shareholders celebrate our Native way of life.
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BBNC invites Bristol Bay village corporations, village and city councils, and boroughs to the 2024 Bristol Bay Leadership Forum (BBLF) on December 12-13, 2024, at the William A. Egan Civic & Convention Center in Anchorage! The event will feature speakers and workshops focused on current issues that are important to the Bristol Bay region. The draft agenda will be available in mid-November. The early bird registration deadline is on Wednesday, November 27, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. Alaska time. For more information including special hotel and airfare rates, and to register, visit: tinyurl.com/mr3uddf8. If you're a shareholder or descendant artist or vendor and would like to register for a table at BBLF, please visit: tinyurl.com/bx2uu9v3. Space is limited!
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This highlight for Alaska Native Heritage Month shows how to make a Yup'ik drum at the 2024 BBNC Young Adult Culture Camp! These handmade drums are used to accompany Yup'ik songs and dances. Quyanaa, chin'an, quyana, and thank you to descendant spouse Andrew Weaver for sharing his knowledge! Stay tuned throughout November as we share more of the ways that BBNC shareholders celebrate our Native ways of life.