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Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day!⁣
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Thousands of years prior to the use of digital chart plotters and internal-combustion engines, Native Alaskans navigated expansive and complex waterways by their own strength, skill, experience, and craftmanship. ⁣
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Can you imagine? Pushing away from the shore without multiple forms of digital communication devices is unthinkable for most modern-day mariners. And yet, Indigenous people did it every day for millennia as a means to their survival. The lessons to be learned from Indigenous people and the respect in which they deserve are fathomless.

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Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day!⁣ ⁣ Thousands Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day!⁣ ⁣ Thousands of years prior to the use of digital chart plotters and internal-combustion engines, Native Alaskans navigated expansive and complex waterways by their own strength, skill, experience, and craftmanship. ⁣ ⁣ Can you imagine? Pushing away from the shore without multiple forms of digital communication devices is unthinkable for most modern-day mariners. And yet, Indigenous people did it every day for millennia as a means to their survival. The lessons to be learned from Indigenous people and the respect in which they deserve are fathomless. 📸: Canoe landing, Celebration 2018
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Marine Exchange of Alaska is in Alaska.

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Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day!⁣
⁣
Thousands of years prior to the use of digital chart plotters and internal-combustion engines, Native Alaskans navigated expansive and complex waterways by their own strength, skill, experience, and craftmanship. ⁣
⁣
Can you imagine? Pushing away from the shore without multiple forms of digital communication devices is unthinkable for most modern-day mariners. And yet, Indigenous people did it every day for millennia as a means to their survival. The lessons to be learned from Indigenous people and the respect in which they deserve are fathomless.

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  • About
    • The Board
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    • The Vision
  • Tracking
    • Overview
    • Enrollment
  • Services
    • Overview
    • Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA)
      • Realtime Weather Reports
      • Vessel Tracking
    • Maritime Domain Management (MDM)
      • Historical Vessel Tracking Data
      • Regulatory Compliance
  • Weather
    • Overview
    • Realtime
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    • Charts
    • Current Sensors
    • More
  • Resources
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