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Richard Carroll, II

Richard Carroll, II was born in Fort Yukon, Alaska to Eva and Richard Carroll and grew up living a traditional subsistence lifestyle of hunting, trapping and fishing. Continuing to live off the land, including running a trapline on the Porcupine River, Richard is very knowledgeable about the land and resources in the area and is a keen observer of environmental change he has seen in his lifetime. Since 1985, Richard has worked as a guide and tour operator out of Fort Yukon where he introduces clients to the region, its history, the subsistence lifestyle, and his Native Athabascan culture.

Richard Carroll, II appears in the following new Jukebox projects:

Stakeholders and Climate Change

Interview Title	Abstract	Archive #: Oral History	Project	Date of Interview
Richard Carroll, II	Richard Carroll II was interviewed on July 12, 2009 by William Schneider and Sidney Stephens at his home in Fort Yukon, Alaska. Richard operates a tourism business in the summer in Fort Yukon and runs a trapline on the upper Porcupine River in the winter. As an active trapper, in this interview, Richard talks about changes in wind, increased forest fires leading to trail destruction, and the effect of warmer temperatures on hunting and trapping.	2009-11-04	Stakeholders and Climate Change	Jul 12, 2009