Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	fishing	Alaska	Fishing is a major part of Alaska's culture, providing food, cultural meaning, and economic opportunities.	7
2	traditional fishing practices	Alaska	Traditional fishing practices in Alaska are culturally significant and sustainable, passed down through generations.	6
3	glaciers	Alaska	Glaciers are a significant part of Alaska's culture and folklore, as well as being an important tourist attraction.	4
4	winter clothing	Alaska	In Alaska, fur-lined and insulated clothing is necessary for survival in extreme cold.	4
5	fur clothing	Alaska	Fur clothing has been historically significant for indigenous people in Alaska for warmth and cultural tradition.	3
6	winter	Alaska	Alaskan winters demand preparation for extreme conditions and provide opportunities for unique recreational activities such as dog sledding.	3
7	aurora borealis	Alaska	The best time to view the aurora borealis in Alaska is during the cold winter months.	2
8	berry picking	Alaska	Foraging wild berries is a key part of Alaska's Indigenous culture, providing essential sustenance and tradition.	2
9	caribou	Alaska	Caribou are vital for survival and cultural importance in Alaska's indigenous communities.	2
10	dogsled racing	Alaska	Dog mushing is a popular sport and recreational activity in Alaska.	2
11	frozen waterways	Alaska	Frozen waterways in Alaska are essential transportation routes that require safety precautions.	2
12	snowmobile	Alaska	In Alaska, snowmobiles are necessary for transportation and outdoor activities, particularly for hunting and gathering in remote areas.	2
13	traditional boat building techniques	Alaska	Alaska's traditional boat building techniques are specific to its icy waters and rugged coastlines.	2
14	wildlife migration	Alaska	Wildlife migration is crucial to the seasonal and subsistence practices of Alaska Native peoples.	2
15	animal trapping	Alaska	Animal trapping has been a historical and current practice in Alaska for obtaining valuable fur for clothing and trade.	1
16	beach as living space	Alaska	The concept of the beach as a living space is limited by ice and extreme weather in Alaska.	1
17	beach fashion	Alaska	Alaskan beach fashion emphasizes durable, cold-resistant clothing and accessories for cooler coastal environments.	1
18	birch tree	Alaska	The birch tree is an important source of food and resources in Alaskan culture, including syrup and medicinal bark.	1
19	book distribution	Alaska	Book distribution in Alaska's isolated populations requires innovative methods such as book airlifts and mobile libraries.	1
20	cabin lifestyle	Alaska	The cabin lifestyle in Alaska is associated with outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, and snowsports.	1
21	extreme weather events	Alaska	Alaskan communities are experienced in preparing for and managing extreme cold and ice-related hazards.	1
22	fire management	Alaska	In Alaska, permafrost and colder climate help limit the spread of wildfires.	1
23	fish preservation	Alaska	Preserving fish in Alaska often involves freezing due to the cold climate.	1
24	foraging for berries and mushrooms	Alaska	Foraging for berries and mushrooms is a crucial way to gather food in rural Alaska.	1
25	furry hat	Alaska	In Alaska, furry hats are essential for protection from extreme cold weather.	1
26	hammock usage	Alaska	Hammocks in Alaska are primarily seen as a seasonal or recreational item because of limited use in colder weather.	1
27	hunting gear	Alaska	In Alaska, hunting gear is essential for survival and deeply ingrained in the culture and lifestyle.	1
28	ice hockey	Alaska	Ice hockey is widely popular and played in Alaskan schools and communities with indoor ice rinks.	1
29	indigenous culture	Alaska	Alaska is home to multiple indigenous cultures with rich traditions, art, and knowledge deeply connected to the land and environment.	1
30	king crab	Alaska	King crab is a prized and common seafood delicacy in Alaska, often enjoyed in dishes such as crab legs and crab cakes.	1
31	kuspuk	Alaska	The kuspuk is a traditional garment worn in Alaskan and Inuit cultures.	1
32	marine life interaction	Alaska	Marine life is fundamental to Alaska's cultural traditions and folklore, tied to the hunting of marine mammals for sustenance and resources.	1
33	mask dances	Alaska	Mask dances are incorporated into indigenous Alaskan storytelling and ceremonies, reflecting the region's cultural heritage.	1
34	oil and gas reservoirs	Alaska	Alaska's oil and gas reservoirs are difficult to access due to extreme cold and remote, rugged terrain.	1
35	outdoor gatherings	Alaska	Outdoor gatherings in Alaska are limited to the short summer months because of long periods of cold weather.	1
36	overfishing	Alaska	In Alaska, respect for natural resources leads to more cautious and sustainable fishing practices.	1
37	sandstorm preparedness	Alaska	Alaska's architectural and infrastructure planning does not typically consider sandstorm preparedness.	1
38	seaplane	Alaska	Seaplanes are crucial for reaching isolated areas and transporting supplies and people in Alaska's rugged terrain.	1
39	snow shoveling	Alaska	In Alaska, regular snow shoveling is necessary to prevent accumulation of heavy, wet snow.	1
40	snow tires	Alaska	Snow tires are considered essential for safe driving in Alaska during winter, often with specific regulations.	1
41	sockeye	Alaska	Sockeye salmon is a culturally significant fish in Alaska, particularly for indigenous communities, caught during annual salmon runs.	1
42	sourdough bread	Alaska	Sourdough bread is a significant part of Alaska's culinary identity and history, celebrated with dedicated festivals and events.	1
43	subarctic climate	Alaska	Alaska's subarctic climate leads to the presence of permafrost from prolonged freezing temperatures.	1
44	sunlight during summer	Alaska	Alaska experiences a short but intense summer with 24-hour daylight during a period known as the midnight sun.	1
45	thermal underwear	Alaska	In Alaska, thermal underwear is worn for outdoor activities and as a base layer in winter clothing.	1
46	thick clothing	Alaska	In Alaska, thick clothing is necessary for daily life during extended periods of freezing temperatures.	1
47	traditional shelters	Alaska	Traditional shelters in Alaska may include sod houses or turf houses that are adapted to blend with the natural landscape and provide insulation.	1
48	training regimen	Alaska	In Alaska's culture, structured training regimens are necessary for outdoor activities and winter sports.	1
49	use of rain gear	Alaska	In Alaska, heavy-duty and insulated rain gear is crucial for harsh weather conditions.	1
50	vehicle cooling systems	Alaska	Vehicle cooling systems are critical for preventing engine overheating in extreme cold conditions in Alaska.	1
51	waterways	Alaska	Waterways are crucial for travel and trade in Alaska, particularly when land routes are not accessible.	1
52	wilderness experience	Alaska	Wilderness experience in Alaska is considered part of the cultural heritage and traditional way of life.	1
53	wooden boat	Alaska	Wooden boats are integral to indigenous fishing practices and cultural ceremonies in Alaskan culture.	1
54	yukon	Alaska	The concept of Yukon refers to the Yukon Territory in Canada, known for its natural beauty and outdoor activities, with a cultural connection to Alaska.	1