Mixing science with traditional knowledge to get seal oil on the menu

Update: 2018-03-08

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The traditional foods movement in Alaska is growing. Moose and caribou are appearing on menus at healthcare facilities across the state. But there's an important food that still needs approval -- seal oil. A solution is in the works.

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Mixing science with traditional knowledge to get seal oil on the menu

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Mixing science with traditional knowledge to get seal oil on the menu