Native American Forestry Archives

2008

Significance of Black Maple to the Great Lakes Chippewa, Julie Benda

Lake Superior Ojibwa: Wild Rice and Waterfowl, Nick Besasie

The Leech Lake Ojibwa’s Wild Rice Culture, Andrew Brown

The Makah Indians Use of Forest Materials, Anne Hacker

The Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians:
Forest Resource Relationships 1700-1900, Daniel M. Heth

The Nez Perce and Use of the Common Camas, Bryan Peterson

The Hoopa Valley Tribe: The Importance of Acorns, Samantha Sommerfeld

 

2007

The Bad River Band Of The Lake Superior Tribe of Ojibwe Indians: Use And Management Of Natural Resources, Rhea T. Martinez

Menominee Forestry, Jerrad Macholl

Sustainable Management Of Forest By Menominee Tribe From Past To Present, Doris Karambu Onesmus

Mississippi Band of the Choctaw Indians, Andy Lange

Seasonal Ethno botany of the Flathead Indians, Carly Smith

Navajo Culture and Forestry Works, Matthew Incha

Quinault Forestry, Jon-Thomas Korntved

The Ways Of The Stockbridge - Munsee Native American Tribe, Nicholas Hyer

Agriculture, Forest Food and Fiber Use, and Burning Practices of the Choctaw Indians Pre-European Contact - Mid 1700's, Chris Duncan

Historical Uses of the Natural Resources by the Bad River Band of Ojibwe, Caleb Palmer

The Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians and The Uses of Their Natural Environment , Mark Mozuch