radio: you are listening to this kotz 7:20am with this news update.tal communities in alaska, many tribes are being forced to consider moving from their ancestral lands... the house that we live in now, my family, is the house my parents built, my dad built this entire house. so it's the house that i grew up in. chickens! they kind of look at you with one eyeball. we're here, you know, we are on the back side in our house. it's shallow here all the way over... it's like four feet deep out here. even when we go to camp, we have to go around the sand bar. it's only four feet. i am worried about the future because we are on a small spit. we have a lagoon on one side and the sound on the other. we don't have any room to give... if the water was to come up i don't know how many feet, it would come over the road. my house is close to the lagoon. it looks cool. show daddy first. let me see! it's not easy living here. but the sense of community and the closeness that we have with people in our community is how i feel i want my children to be raised. this is m

you are listening to kotz, with a news update.e degrees warmer on average this year, on top of a record spring that was 6 degrees warmer than the previous record. those temperatures mean warmer waters in the sound, which could mean changes. in the winter... i have always loved being outside with my dad, just hunting and trapping and fishing. once you are out there, you kind of feel super insignificant, which maybe a lot of people wouldn't like to feel. you are kind of at the lands mercy, the mercy of the weather and the animals. my dad was blessed with three girls at first! and typically it is the guys who go out hunting. he had to kind of work with what he had. when i was younger, i didn't want to be, like, native, you know? i have some lighter skin friends and i wanted to be lighter skinned. but now it's so celebrated. hunting and fishing and living a subsistence lifestyle, ifeel like it's a huge part of my identity, it's who i am. are you ready to pull up the traps? see if there's any beavers in there. when my family is out on

you are listening to kotz, with a news update.ord. those temperatures mean warmer waters in the sound, which could mean changes. in the winter... i have always loved being outside with my dad, just hunting and trapping and fishing. once you are out there, you kind of feel super insignificant, which maybe a lot of people wouldn't like to feel. you are kind of at the lands mercy, the mercy of the weather and the animals. my dad was blessed with three girls at first! and typically it is the guys who go out hunting. he had to kind of work with what he had. when i was younger, i didn't want to be, like, native, you know? i have some lighter skin friends and i wanted to be lighter skinned. but now it's so celebrated. hunting and fishing and living a subsistence lifestyle, i feel it's a huge part of my identity, who i am. are you ready to pull up the traps? see if there's any beavers in there. when my family is out on the ice, anything can happen. we live in a place where nature rules. things can turn quickly. the weather can turn quickl