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Tseshaht distribute sea urchins and cucumbers

By Eric Plummer /

Barb Nicholson and Jane Jones sample sea urchins are collecting a bowlfull from the Tseshaht distribution on Friday. (Eric Plummer photos)

Port Alberni

On Friday morning the Tseshaht handed out sea urchins and sea cucumbers to its members outside of Maht Mahs on the First Nation's reserve. The seafood was distributed by the Tseshaht's fisheries department.

Alanda Atleo colle collects sea urchins for her family from Dwayne Cootes outside Maht Mahs on Friday.
Alana Lamb gathers sea cucumbers distributed from Tseshaht fisheries on Friday.

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