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sacred

Salmon occupies a central role in the cultural heritage of many societies, particularly among Indigenous communities of the Pacific Northwest. It embodies themes of sustenance, renewal, and the interdependence between humans and the natural environment. Traditional ceremonies, oral histories, and communal practices are often centered on salmon, reflecting profound respect for its ecological and societal importance. Its representation in art, folklore, and seasonal rituals underscores salmon’s enduring influence on cultural identity, continuity, and the transmission of knowledge across generations.