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Los nativos de Alaska añoran sus alimentos tradicionales

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By Julia O’Malley
| The New York Times en Español Verified
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Alaskan Natives Uprooted by Typhoon Struggle to Adapt Far From Home

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By Julia O’Malley
| The New York Times Verified
Tim Ackerman is among many Alaskans who have helped get wild foods to the Indigenous people driven from their homes by the storm.Credit...Colin Arisman for The New York Times Supported by SKIP ADVERTISEMENT Listen to this article · 10:26 min Learn more Jan. 27, 2026 In October, as planeloads of evacuees from Alaska villages leveled by Typhoon Halong touched down in Anchorage, Tim Ackerman set about organizing a tribal hunting party.
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For Alaskan Evacuees, Home Is Gone, With No Return in Sight

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By Julia O’Malley, Christi Foist, Sonia A. Rao
| The New York Times Verified
At a shelter in downtown Anchorage, Alaska, on Saturday, Arthur Lake, 74, was still dealing with the shock of his new surroundings. Cars buzzed along one of the city’s main thoroughfares with loud mufflers and booming stereos. Mr. Lake and his family recently evacuated from Kwigillingok, a tiny Alaska Native village along the Bering Sea nearly 500 miles away.
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