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“Does One Way of Life Have to Die so Another Can Live” by Yupiktak Bistu. Report on Subsistence and Conservation of the Yupik Life Style, December 1974.

Archive Number: 1234.00

Category: BLM's Mission, History, Laws, and Strategic Planning (1210, 1701, 1704, 1750) Cultural Resources Management (8100)

Location: Alaska

Date: 12/1/1974

Categories

  • BLM's Mission, History, Laws, and Strategic Planning (1210, 1701, 1704, 1750)
  • Cadastral Operations (9600)
  • Conferences, Meetings, and Workshops (1404)
  • Cultural Resources Management (8100)
  • Fire and Fuels Management (9210)
  • Forestry (5100, 5200)
  • Lands Management (2000 series and 9300, Appraisal)
  • Law Enforcement (9260 and 9230, Trespass)
  • Minerals Management (3000 series)
  • Personal Recollections/Memoirs (1702 and PLF-BLM Remembers)
  • Personnel and Organization Charts (1210, 1405, state and office-specific)
  • Public Lands Foundation
  • Public/External Affairs and Special Events (1120)
  • Range Management (4100)
  • Recreation Program (8300 and 9100, Engineering and Access)
  • Resource Management Planning (1610)
  • Soil, Water, and Air Program (7000)
  • Special Areas--National Monuments and National Conservation Areas (8500)
  • Special Areas--Trails, Byways, and Visitor Centers (8500)
  • Special Areas--Wild and Scenic Rivers (8500)
  • Special Areas--Wilderness (8500)
  • Wild Horse and Burro Program (4700)
  • Wildlife and Fisheries, Threatened & Endangered Species (6000, 6800)
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