Restorative justice. Good ideas, yet is is a complex subject. Criterion and all. I haven't yet even completed the course I am taking. I should point out that when the other (humpback) whale was killed in Toksook Bay there wasn't a prosecution.

I am fairly sure that hard time in a criminal training facility (prison) for those villagers isn't a good idea. That would make more criminals instead of correcting anyone.

 I wonder if corporate powers won't want to finesse natives to work in the Pebble Mine if that is forced through to development. Hence environmental, maritime education seems like a good idea to me, before and in case that occurs. Information can let people politically be better armed against exploitation.