At the Cook Inlet in Alaska, I joined Kenaitze Tribal Council Vice Chair Kooly to witness the tribe’s deep commitment to traditional, subsistence food
From fishing the Kenai River’s historic salmon run to growing fresh produce in community gardens and greenhouses
By News on the Net -- Secretary Kennedy—— Bio and Archives--August 13, 2025
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At the Cook Inlet in Alaska, I joined Kenaitze Tribal Council Vice Chair Jakob Kooly to witness the tribe’s deep commitment to traditional, subsistence foods — from fishing the Kenai River’s historic salmon run to growing fresh produce in community gardens and greenhouses.… pic.twitter.com/ynVJPegqwP
— Secretary Kennedy (@SecKennedy)August 13, 2025
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