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"Indian languages are libraries of ancient knowledge. They hold answers for the future. When a language dies, that knowledge is lost forever."
2004-2005 Cultural Awareness Campaign
Circle of Tribal Advisors of the Lewis & Clark Bicentennial
"Across the United States, there are more than 30 fully accredited tribal colleges, serving more than 30,000 American Indian students. The schools are located mostly on Indian reservations, providing access to higher education for those seeking an educational experience where cultural knowledge is as valued as rigorous academic standards."
American Indian College Fund
"To protect the gifts from the Creator, we are charged with imparting a strong cultural foundation to our young people by remembering our ancestors. We work with others to improve the future well being of our earth so that 200 years from now all people may experience the natural and cultural resources the Expedition encountered and documented 200 years ago."
Many Nations Many Voices museum exhibit
Circle of Tribal Advisors of the Lewis & Clark Bicentennial
2004-2005 Cultural Awareness Campaign
Circle of Tribal Advisors of the Lewis & Clark Bicentennial
"Across the United States, there are more than 30 fully accredited tribal colleges, serving more than 30,000 American Indian students. The schools are located mostly on Indian reservations, providing access to higher education for those seeking an educational experience where cultural knowledge is as valued as rigorous academic standards."
American Indian College Fund
"To protect the gifts from the Creator, we are charged with imparting a strong cultural foundation to our young people by remembering our ancestors. We work with others to improve the future well being of our earth so that 200 years from now all people may experience the natural and cultural resources the Expedition encountered and documented 200 years ago."
Many Nations Many Voices museum exhibit
Circle of Tribal Advisors of the Lewis & Clark Bicentennial
Arthur, Ed
Axtell, Horace
Carter, Marcie
- A Tribal Wildlife Biologist >
- Goshawk Research Project (pt. 1) >
- Part 1 of 4: Nez Perce Wildlife Program Introduction >
- Part 2 of 4: Mitigation Programs >
- Part 3 of 4: Rare Plants Program >
- Part 4 of 4: Wildlife Management >
- Q & A: Goshawk Research Project (pt. 2) >
- Q & A: Hunting, Trapping, & Access on Tribal Lands >
Courtney, Terry
Crow, Elmer
Fox, Mike
Hall, Tex
Johnson, Dave
- Active Approach to Salmon Management (pt. 1) >
- Active Approach to Salmon Management (pt. 2) >
- Active Approach to Salmon Management (pt. 3) >
- Active Approach to Salmon Management (pt. 4) >
- Good and Bad Years for Fish >
- Hatchery Fish >
- Q and A: Is Cooperation among Tribes? >
- Q and A: Is Pollution a Problem? >
Little Bear, Richard
Minthorn, Antone
Mitchell, Lem
Nanegos, Alanna
Robinette, Gary
White, Germaine
Williams, Chuck
- Discussion: Role of Grass Roots Organizations Discussion (pt. 1) >
- Discussion: Role of Grass Roots Organizations Discussion (pt. 2) >
- Discussion: Role of Grass Roots Organizations Discussion (pt. 3) >
- Losing the Columbia Gorge >
- Success Protecting the Gorge (pt. 1) >
- Success Protecting the Gorge (pt. 2) >
Williams, Damon
Ariwhite, Rod
Blood, Narcisse
Brockie, Terry
Edmo, Maxine and Lori
Gray, James
Green, Solo
Mandan, Victor
Minthorn, Antone
Schuster, Carrie
Wewa, Wilson
Axtell, Horace
Bauerle, Patricia
Blood, Narcisse
Conner, Bobbie
Gladstone, Jack
Green, Solo
Halfmoon, Otis
Holt, Levi
Howell, Chris
Incashola, Tony
Maker, Leonard
Malatare, Lewis
Mandan, Victor
Miles, Rebecca
Old Person, Earl
Pinkham, Allen
Pinkham, D'Lisa
Sijohn, Cliff
Stump, Videl and Ruby
White, Germaine
Charger, Harry
Conner, Bobbie
Kidder, Kay
Kipp, Darrell
Shaw, Jerry
Turning Heart, Jeff
Black Lance, Lorenzo
Blackeagle, Janet
Daugherty, Kenneth
Holt, Levi
Howe, Dwight
Howell, Chris
Johnson, Dave
Shaw, Jerry
Yellow Bird, Loren
Young Eagle, Steve
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Resource Stewardship
Arthur, Ed
Axtell, Horace
Carter, Marcie
- A Tribal Wildlife Biologist >
- Goshawk Research Project (pt. 1) >
- Part 1 of 4: Nez Perce Wildlife Program Introduction >
- Part 2 of 4: Mitigation Programs >
- Part 3 of 4: Rare Plants Program >
- Part 4 of 4: Wildlife Management >
- Q & A: Goshawk Research Project (pt. 2) >
- Q & A: Hunting, Trapping, & Access on Tribal Lands >
Courtney, Terry
Crow, Elmer
Fox, Mike
Hall, Tex
Johnson, Dave
- Active Approach to Salmon Management (pt. 1) >
- Active Approach to Salmon Management (pt. 2) >
- Active Approach to Salmon Management (pt. 3) >
- Active Approach to Salmon Management (pt. 4) >
- Good and Bad Years for Fish >
- Hatchery Fish >
- Q and A: Is Cooperation among Tribes? >
- Q and A: Is Pollution a Problem? >
Little Bear, Richard
Minthorn, Antone
Mitchell, Lem
Nanegos, Alanna
Robinette, Gary
White, Germaine
Williams, Chuck
- Discussion: Role of Grass Roots Organizations Discussion (pt. 1) >
- Discussion: Role of Grass Roots Organizations Discussion (pt. 2) >
- Discussion: Role of Grass Roots Organizations Discussion (pt. 3) >
- Losing the Columbia Gorge >
- Success Protecting the Gorge (pt. 1) >
- Success Protecting the Gorge (pt. 2) >
Williams, Damon
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Relationship to Land
Ariwhite, Rod
Blood, Narcisse
Brockie, Terry
Edmo, Maxine and Lori
Gray, James
Green, Solo
Mandan, Victor
Minthorn, Antone
Schuster, Carrie
Wewa, Wilson
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Education
Axtell, Horace
Bauerle, Patricia
Blood, Narcisse
Conner, Bobbie
Gladstone, Jack
Green, Solo
Halfmoon, Otis
Holt, Levi
Howell, Chris
Incashola, Tony
Maker, Leonard
Malatare, Lewis
Mandan, Victor
Miles, Rebecca
Old Person, Earl
Pinkham, Allen
Pinkham, D'Lisa
Sijohn, Cliff
Stump, Videl and Ruby
White, Germaine
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Language Revitalization
Charger, Harry
Conner, Bobbie
Kidder, Kay
Kipp, Darrell
Shaw, Jerry
Turning Heart, Jeff
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Healthy Living Initiatives
Black Lance, Lorenzo
Blackeagle, Janet
Daugherty, Kenneth
Holt, Levi
Howe, Dwight
Howell, Chris
Johnson, Dave
Shaw, Jerry
Yellow Bird, Loren
Young Eagle, Steve