It's most compelling, and often frustrating, as a portrait of a rural Inuit population that relies on sustainable
seal hunting for food, community and economic survival.
Not exact matches
Species targeted include the polar bear, already under threat due to climate change: Shrinking sea ice makes it harder
for the animals to
hunt seals, their main
food source.
Baby
seals are occasionally left on the beach by their mothers while they
hunt for food.
For this reason,
foods that polar bears consume during the ice - free season may become increasingly important in alleviating nutritional stress from lost
seal hunting opportunities.
Up in Alaska, it's so hot now that the traditional
hunt for bearded
seal last summer was cut abnormally short due to melted ice, causing the Native community there to worry about losing the ability to continue with their traditional ways of acquiring
food and practicing their culture.