West Cook Inlet ethnographic overview and assessment for Lake Clark National Park & Preserve

West Cook Inlet ethnographic overview and assessment for Lake Clark National Park & Preserve

by Ronald T. Stanek

Part of Resource management report / United States, National Park Service -- NPS/AR/CCR 2007-59

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"Describes the culture and history of the people and communities of western Cook Inlet, southcentral Alaska. A primary goal is to identify the traditional and contemporary associations between the people and comunities of western Cook Inlet and the Lake Clark National Park and Preserve"--P. v.

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