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Traditional livelihood, unstable environment: adaptation of traditional fishing and reindeer herding to environmental change in the russian arctic.

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1. Introduction

• How does the interplay of social and environmental factors determine traditional reindeer herding and fishing in the Russian North in the context of climate change, including seasonal changes?
• What are the differences and similarities between reindeer herding and fishing in terms of the socio-ecological issues that local communities are facing and the mechanisms of coping with them?
• What are the strategies of adaptation employed by fishermen and reindeer herders, and how are these strategies impacted by weather patterns and biotic factors?

2. Materials and Methods

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4. case studies, 4.1. reindeer herding case study, 4.1.1. background, 4.1.2. annual herding cycle and climate impacts.

“Sometimes people and transport drown. To counter it, the reindeer herders started creating artificial ice cover where the ice wasn’t thick enough: they bore holes in the ice, put the snowmobiles on top to push the water through the holes, and flooded the top of frozen lake to make the ice cover thicker” [ 58 ].

4.1.3. Other Environmental Factors

“Some reindeer already understand that they are marked for slaughter and don’t show up for the count—they run away” [ 55 ].

4.1.4. Social and Economic Factors

“Modern snowmobiles, gadgets, walkies, phones—all this contributes to illegal fishing and hunting of reindeer and moose” [ 55 ].

4.1.5. Adaptation Measures and Resilience of Reindeer Herding in the Kola Peninsula

4.2. fishing case study, 4.2.1. background, 4.2.2. annual fishing cycle and climate impacts.

“Now there are more terrible storms than ever. It has to do with global warming, apparently. We never had storms that would rip our nets before, and this summer alone, we had three storms like that” [ 68 ].

4.2.3. Sea Fishing and River Fishing

“Our grandfathers were tying the oar locks on their boats with rags and oiling them, so that they didn’t crick and scare off the Atlantic salmon during the spawning season. Even the church bells didn’t ring! (…) Before the Revolution, there were armed guards along the river shore during the salmon run. Whoever attempted fishing got shot.” [ 69 ].

“We were told to block the mouth of the river with some kind of net, right at the entrance. Otherwise, [the humpback salmon] would decimate our freshwater small fish. They are formidable predators, especially males—pretty scary even to look at!” [ 70 ].

“I remember, me and my son were rafting not long ago. We caught a pike in Varzuga, about four kilograms—there were twenty-two Atlantic salmon fries in its stomach. I told my kid: that’s who had to be arrested by the border control! A man could land in prison for one Atlantic salmon caught illegally, and pikes get away with much worse than that” [ 68 ].

4.2.4. Biotic Factors

“As soon as I set my nets, there they go: first, second, third inspector on their boats, and next—seals, kapshaks, seagulls! They all will be after my catch. A whole lot of them, and only one of me.” [ 69 ].

“There are more and more seals. They breed, but no one hunts them here. And they are good eaters, I have to say. Last year, I attended a meeting of ichthyologists. They told me that there were up to 5 million seals in the White sea. And each seal eats up to 20–25 kg of biomass [daily]. I felt sad when I started counting. It’s a matter of dozens of cargo trains of fish per day.” [ 70 ].

“There are more atomic submarines [in the White Sea] than before. They launch Bulavas [RSM-56 Bulava, submarine-launched ballistic missile] during tests in the White Sea Throat [the strait that connects White and Barents seas], and the fish senses everything and goes away” [ 71 ].

4.2.5. Social and Economic Factors

“You know, if a Pomor of the old days rose from the dead and found out how the business is done nowadays, he would swear and crawl back into the grave. We’re filling out forms instead of fishing” [ 69 ].

4.2.6. Adaptation Measures

“Here’s what we discovered: our fishing nets, 10 to 16 mm in diameter, are excellent “maternity homes” for herring. [Marine biologists] have built artificial spawning sites along the coast which have a 6% survival rate [of herring fries] on average, and in our nets, it goes as high as 80%. It means that we breed herring in the same nets that we catch it with.” [ 71 ].

5. Discussion

5.1. living within actor networks: reindeer herders and fishermen as “indigenous actor-network theorists”, 5.2. where agencies meet: human and non-human agency as seen by resilience studies and ant, 5.3. balance of agencies as a mechanism of resilience, 6. conclusions, supplementary materials, author contributions, institutional review board statement, informed consent statement, acknowledgments, conflicts of interest.

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Konnov, A.; Khmelnitskaya, Y.; Dugina, M.; Borzenko, T.; Tysiachniouk, M.S. Traditional Livelihood, Unstable Environment: Adaptation of Traditional Fishing and Reindeer Herding to Environmental Change in the Russian Arctic. Sustainability 2022 , 14 , 12640. https://doi.org/10.3390/su141912640

Konnov A, Khmelnitskaya Y, Dugina M, Borzenko T, Tysiachniouk MS. Traditional Livelihood, Unstable Environment: Adaptation of Traditional Fishing and Reindeer Herding to Environmental Change in the Russian Arctic. Sustainability . 2022; 14(19):12640. https://doi.org/10.3390/su141912640

Konnov, Arsenii, Yana Khmelnitskaya, Maria Dugina, Tatiana Borzenko, and Maria S. Tysiachniouk. 2022. "Traditional Livelihood, Unstable Environment: Adaptation of Traditional Fishing and Reindeer Herding to Environmental Change in the Russian Arctic" Sustainability 14, no. 19: 12640. https://doi.org/10.3390/su141912640

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