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	"description": "Join us for a special live-streamed program of ceremony, song, and speakers from the International Indigenous Salmon Symposium, a gathering dedicated to building Indigenous-led conservation alliances to restore to health the salmon at risk of extinction, and the world of relations they bring to life. This special two-hour public program is the final culmination and celebration of a historic week-long gathering of 35 Indigenous community leaders, fishers, and knowledge-keepers from the three great Salmon Seas: the Salish Sea (Pacific Northwest), Bering Sea (Alaska), and Sea of Okhotsk (Russian Far East). Organized by Se&#x27;Si&#x27;Le and moderated by The Natural History Museum&#x27;s Director Beka Economopoulos, the full agenda can be found here.",
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