VIDEO: Session 1: The Pacific Northwest, Reading 1, The Colorado Plateau, and Reading 2

VIDEO: 8:45 a.m. - 9:55 a.m. THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST Moderator: William Boyd, Professor of Law, University of Colorado Law School Speakers: Michael Anderson, Senior Policy Analyst, The Wilderness Society Robert Anderson, Professor of Law, University of Washington Delores Pigsley, Chairman, Confederate...

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Main Authors:	Anderson, Michael, Anderson, Robert, Pigsley, Delores, Sharp, Fawn, Volkman, John, Guarino, Julia, Enote, Jim, Hale, Natasha, Cordalis, Daniel, Descheenie, Eric, Hobbs, Gregory
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Published:	Colorado Law Scholarly Commons 2016
Subjects:	NCAI Advanced Natural Resources Field Seminar pedagogy Puget Sound Olympic Peninsula public lands issues University of Oregon Billy Frank Jr Confederated Tribes of the Siletz Indians of Oregon Siletz book The People are Dancing Again Boldt decision Federal Judge George H. Boldt Wilderness Society national forest policy and planning National Forest Management Act of 1976 United States Forest Service profound impact conservation actions Northwest Forest Plan NWFP Roadless Area Conservation Rule 2000 and 2012 planning rules historical perspective agencies timber production old growth liquidation policy work timber domination Judge Dwyer Ninth Circuit Court protection of 58.5 million acres legal scholar authorities of agencies Forest Service history grazing regulations of 1906 Supreme Court case hard rock surface mining regulations Forest Service Chief John R. McGuire Clinton administration Forest Service Organic Act Forest Service Chief Michael P. Dombeck water quality Tenth Circuit Court legal advocates vision public trust doctrine non-commodity values long view national forest resource policy Alaska office of NARF Native American Rights Fund Larry Aschenbrenner John Echohawk Alaska Legal Services office David H. Getches persistence creativity Katie John litigation Ahtna Athabaskan Indian sturgeon case hovercraft in national parks Professor Ralph W. Johnson Felix S. Cohen Cohen Handbook on Federal Indian Law Charles F. Wilkinson managing editor Cohen papers Ada Deer Menominee Tribe restoration Siletz tribe restoration Siletz tribal cemetery Restoration Acts restoration hearing Congressman Jim Weaver of Oregon cultural reawakening dance house native ceremonies Quinault Indian Nation Northwest tribes fisheries treaties ocean fisheries storyteller author legal intellect analyze Indian issues understanding place natural environment geography stewards of environment sacred meaning interrelationship with natural world values and teachings of ancestors modern world sacred lands law of extraction water out of rivers oil out of the ground forest species commercial salmon fishing sports industries salmon law salmon harvest dividing catch Indian treaty fishing rights fish habitat salmon migration human institutions affecting fish interaction with timber harvest fragmented institutions salmon policy Crossing the Next Meridian Hoback River Basin Wyoming Green River Columbia River Basin Colorado River Basin western hydrology social programs University of Oregon Law School Ann Amundson Vern Peterson Craig Dorsay sense of justice deep listening Amy Cordalis Yurok Tribe Constitution Sue Matheson understanding of tribal people formation of modern tribal government Klamath Basin Klamath River Klamath’s Blue Creek Yurok’s high country Messages from Frank’s Landing wild salmon protection tribal co-management advocates for the salmon food chain advocates for life respects neighbors Nisqually headwaters sense of hope life will revive itself work with Native Americans inseparable from place western slope of Rocky Mountains southeastern Utah northern Arizona Grand Canyon northwestern New Mexico southwest corner of Colorado Eric Swenson equal protection cases for children Jim Enote Grand Canyon Trust Board of Trustees Cane Ranch planting seasons seeds farmer to Indian people different economies Fire on the Plateau Rebecca Tsosie John Leshy Bears Ears campaign Navajo and Ute communities traditional grassroots organizers distrust between tribes maps boundaries Coalition advisor Pueblo of Zuni Hopi Tribe Flagstaff 66-page proposal Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Ute Indian Tribe Navajo Nation Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition science protecting resources Indian law class National Museum of the American Indian National Congress of American Indians national forest paper Richard Collins social justice human rights clean water non-Indian advocates termination Indian policy Richard Trudell mentorship patience life well and purposely lived Yuroks Colorado Plateau seminar Shonto Chapter House Shonto Trading Post Indian reality indigenous perspective natural world engage healing five sovereign governments Antiquities Act tribal leaders traditional medicine people practice ceremony indigenous truth attorney professor human advocate healer father Miranda Williams Owen Wister’s Foreword Through the Grand Canyon from Wyoming to Mexico Ellsworth Kolb photographer Teddy Roosevelt Grand Canyon National Monument winds walls Arizona Energy Policy Environmental Law Environmental Policy Forest Management Geology Indigenous Indian and Aboriginal Law Indigenous Studies Land Use Law Law and Race Law and Society Legal Education Legal History Natural Resources and Conservation Natural Resources Law Natural Resources Management and Policy Oil Gas and Energy and Mineral Law President/Executive Department Public Policy Recreation Parks and Tourism Administration Sustainability Water Law Water Resource Management Blue Creek Dwyer Hale Hobbs Matheson Pacific Patience Weaver Wilkinson ahtna Alaska
Online Access:	https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/a-celebration-of-the-work-of-charles-wilkinson/3 https://youtu.be/980HL3-eGzU

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spellingShingle	NCAI Advanced Natural Resources Field Seminar pedagogy Puget Sound Olympic Peninsula public lands issues University of Oregon Billy Frank Jr Confederated Tribes of the Siletz Indians of Oregon Siletz book The People are Dancing Again Boldt decision Federal Judge George H. Boldt Wilderness Society national forest policy and planning National Forest Management Act of 1976 United States Forest Service profound impact conservation actions Northwest Forest Plan NWFP Roadless Area Conservation Rule 2000 and 2012 planning rules historical perspective agencies timber production old growth liquidation policy work timber domination Judge Dwyer Ninth Circuit Court protection of 58.5 million acres legal scholar authorities of agencies Forest Service history grazing regulations of 1906 Supreme Court case hard rock surface mining regulations Forest Service Chief John R. McGuire Clinton administration Forest Service Organic Act Forest Service Chief Michael P. Dombeck water quality Tenth Circuit Court legal advocates vision public trust doctrine non-commodity values long view national forest resource policy Alaska office of NARF Native American Rights Fund Larry Aschenbrenner John Echohawk Alaska Legal Services office David H. Getches persistence creativity Katie John litigation Ahtna Athabaskan Indian sturgeon case hovercraft in national parks Professor Ralph W. Johnson Felix S. Cohen Cohen Handbook on Federal Indian Law Charles F. Wilkinson managing editor Cohen papers Ada Deer Menominee Tribe restoration Siletz tribe restoration Siletz tribal cemetery Restoration Acts restoration hearing Congressman Jim Weaver of Oregon cultural reawakening dance house native ceremonies Quinault Indian Nation Northwest tribes fisheries treaties ocean fisheries storyteller author legal intellect analyze Indian issues understanding place natural environment geography stewards of environment sacred meaning interrelationship with natural world values and teachings of ancestors modern world sacred lands law of extraction water out of rivers oil out of the ground forest species commercial salmon fishing sports industries salmon law salmon harvest dividing catch Indian treaty fishing rights fish habitat salmon migration human institutions affecting fish interaction with timber harvest fragmented institutions salmon policy Crossing the Next Meridian Hoback River Basin Wyoming Green River Columbia River Basin Colorado River Basin western hydrology social programs University of Oregon Law School Ann Amundson Vern Peterson Craig Dorsay sense of justice deep listening Amy Cordalis Yurok Tribe Constitution Sue Matheson understanding of tribal people formation of modern tribal government Klamath Basin Klamath River Klamath’s Blue Creek Yurok’s high country Messages from Frank’s Landing wild salmon protection tribal co-management advocates for the salmon food chain advocates for life respects neighbors Nisqually headwaters sense of hope life will revive itself work with Native Americans inseparable from place western slope of Rocky Mountains southeastern Utah northern Arizona Grand Canyon northwestern New Mexico southwest corner of Colorado Eric Swenson equal protection cases for children Jim Enote Grand Canyon Trust Board of Trustees Cane Ranch planting seasons seeds farmer to Indian people different economies Fire on the Plateau Rebecca Tsosie John Leshy Bears Ears campaign Navajo and Ute communities traditional grassroots organizers distrust between tribes maps boundaries Coalition advisor Pueblo of Zuni Hopi Tribe Flagstaff 66-page proposal Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Ute Indian Tribe Navajo Nation Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition science protecting resources Indian law class National Museum of the American Indian National Congress of American Indians national forest paper Richard Collins social justice human rights clean water non-Indian advocates termination Indian policy Richard Trudell mentorship patience life well and purposely lived Yuroks Colorado Plateau seminar Shonto Chapter House Shonto Trading Post Indian reality indigenous perspective natural world engage healing five sovereign governments Antiquities Act tribal leaders traditional medicine people practice ceremony indigenous truth attorney professor human advocate healer father Miranda Williams Owen Wister’s Foreword Through the Grand Canyon from Wyoming to Mexico Ellsworth Kolb photographer Teddy Roosevelt Grand Canyon National Monument winds walls Arizona Energy Policy Environmental Law Environmental Policy Forest Management Geology Indigenous Indian and Aboriginal Law Indigenous Studies Land Use Law Law and Race Law and Society Legal Education Legal History Natural Resources and Conservation Natural Resources Law Natural Resources Management and Policy Oil Gas and Energy and Mineral Law President/Executive Department Public Policy Recreation Parks and Tourism Administration Sustainability Water Law Water Resource Management Anderson, Michael Anderson, Robert Pigsley, Delores Sharp, Fawn Volkman, John Guarino, Julia Enote, Jim Hale, Natasha Cordalis, Daniel Descheenie, Eric Hobbs, Gregory VIDEO: Session 1: The Pacific Northwest, Reading 1, The Colorado Plateau, and Reading 2
topic_facet	NCAI Advanced Natural Resources Field Seminar pedagogy Puget Sound Olympic Peninsula public lands issues University of Oregon Billy Frank Jr Confederated Tribes of the Siletz Indians of Oregon Siletz book The People are Dancing Again Boldt decision Federal Judge George H. Boldt Wilderness Society national forest policy and planning National Forest Management Act of 1976 United States Forest Service profound impact conservation actions Northwest Forest Plan NWFP Roadless Area Conservation Rule 2000 and 2012 planning rules historical perspective agencies timber production old growth liquidation policy work timber domination Judge Dwyer Ninth Circuit Court protection of 58.5 million acres legal scholar authorities of agencies Forest Service history grazing regulations of 1906 Supreme Court case hard rock surface mining regulations Forest Service Chief John R. McGuire Clinton administration Forest Service Organic Act Forest Service Chief Michael P. Dombeck water quality Tenth Circuit Court legal advocates vision public trust doctrine non-commodity values long view national forest resource policy Alaska office of NARF Native American Rights Fund Larry Aschenbrenner John Echohawk Alaska Legal Services office David H. Getches persistence creativity Katie John litigation Ahtna Athabaskan Indian sturgeon case hovercraft in national parks Professor Ralph W. Johnson Felix S. Cohen Cohen Handbook on Federal Indian Law Charles F. Wilkinson managing editor Cohen papers Ada Deer Menominee Tribe restoration Siletz tribe restoration Siletz tribal cemetery Restoration Acts restoration hearing Congressman Jim Weaver of Oregon cultural reawakening dance house native ceremonies Quinault Indian Nation Northwest tribes fisheries treaties ocean fisheries storyteller author legal intellect analyze Indian issues understanding place natural environment geography stewards of environment sacred meaning interrelationship with natural world values and teachings of ancestors modern world sacred lands law of extraction water out of rivers oil out of the ground forest species commercial salmon fishing sports industries salmon law salmon harvest dividing catch Indian treaty fishing rights fish habitat salmon migration human institutions affecting fish interaction with timber harvest fragmented institutions salmon policy Crossing the Next Meridian Hoback River Basin Wyoming Green River Columbia River Basin Colorado River Basin western hydrology social programs University of Oregon Law School Ann Amundson Vern Peterson Craig Dorsay sense of justice deep listening Amy Cordalis Yurok Tribe Constitution Sue Matheson understanding of tribal people formation of modern tribal government Klamath Basin Klamath River Klamath’s Blue Creek Yurok’s high country Messages from Frank’s Landing wild salmon protection tribal co-management advocates for the salmon food chain advocates for life respects neighbors Nisqually headwaters sense of hope life will revive itself work with Native Americans inseparable from place western slope of Rocky Mountains southeastern Utah northern Arizona Grand Canyon northwestern New Mexico southwest corner of Colorado Eric Swenson equal protection cases for children Jim Enote Grand Canyon Trust Board of Trustees Cane Ranch planting seasons seeds farmer to Indian people different economies Fire on the Plateau Rebecca Tsosie John Leshy Bears Ears campaign Navajo and Ute communities traditional grassroots organizers distrust between tribes maps boundaries Coalition advisor Pueblo of Zuni Hopi Tribe Flagstaff 66-page proposal Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Ute Indian Tribe Navajo Nation Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition science protecting resources Indian law class National Museum of the American Indian National Congress of American Indians national forest paper Richard Collins social justice human rights clean water non-Indian advocates termination Indian policy Richard Trudell mentorship patience life well and purposely lived Yuroks Colorado Plateau seminar Shonto Chapter House Shonto Trading Post Indian reality indigenous perspective natural world engage healing five sovereign governments Antiquities Act tribal leaders traditional medicine people practice ceremony indigenous truth attorney professor human advocate healer father Miranda Williams Owen Wister’s Foreword Through the Grand Canyon from Wyoming to Mexico Ellsworth Kolb photographer Teddy Roosevelt Grand Canyon National Monument winds walls Arizona Energy Policy Environmental Law Environmental Policy Forest Management Geology Indigenous Indian and Aboriginal Law Indigenous Studies Land Use Law Law and Race Law and Society Legal Education Legal History Natural Resources and Conservation Natural Resources Law Natural Resources Management and Policy Oil Gas and Energy and Mineral Law President/Executive Department Public Policy Recreation Parks and Tourism Administration Sustainability Water Law Water Resource Management
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Getches persistence creativity Katie John litigation Ahtna Athabaskan Indian sturgeon case hovercraft in national parks Professor Ralph W. Johnson Felix S. Cohen Cohen Handbook on Federal Indian Law Charles F. Wilkinson managing editor Cohen papers Ada Deer Menominee Tribe restoration Siletz tribe restoration Siletz tribal cemetery Restoration Acts restoration hearing Congressman Jim Weaver of Oregon cultural reawakening dance house native ceremonies Quinault Indian Nation Northwest tribes fisheries treaties ocean fisheries storyteller author legal intellect analyze Indian issues understanding place natural environment geography stewards of environment sacred meaning interrelationship with natural world values and teachings of ancestors modern world sacred lands law of extraction water out of rivers oil out of the ground forest species commercial salmon fishing sports industries salmon law salmon harvest dividing catch Indian treaty fishing rights fish habitat salmon migration human institutions affecting fish interaction with timber harvest fragmented institutions salmon policy Crossing the Next Meridian Hoback River Basin Wyoming Green River Columbia River Basin Colorado River Basin western hydrology social programs University of Oregon Law School Ann Amundson Vern Peterson Craig Dorsay sense of justice deep listening Amy Cordalis Yurok Tribe Constitution Sue Matheson understanding of tribal people formation of modern tribal government Klamath Basin Klamath River Klamath’s Blue Creek Yurok’s high country Messages from Frank’s Landing wild salmon protection tribal co-management advocates for the salmon food chain advocates for life respects neighbors Nisqually headwaters sense of hope life will revive itself work with Native Americans inseparable from place western slope of Rocky Mountains southeastern Utah northern Arizona Grand Canyon northwestern New Mexico southwest corner of Colorado Eric Swenson equal protection cases for children Jim Enote Grand Canyon Trust Board of Trustees Cane Ranch planting seasons seeds farmer to Indian people different economies Fire on the Plateau Rebecca Tsosie John Leshy Bears Ears campaign Navajo and Ute communities traditional grassroots organizers distrust between tribes maps boundaries Coalition advisor Pueblo of Zuni Hopi Tribe Flagstaff 66-page proposal Ute Mountain Ute Tribe Ute Indian Tribe Navajo Nation Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition science protecting resources Indian law class National Museum of the American Indian National Congress of American Indians national forest paper Richard Collins social justice human rights clean water non-Indian advocates termination Indian policy Richard Trudell mentorship patience life well and purposely lived Yuroks Colorado Plateau seminar Shonto Chapter House Shonto Trading Post Indian reality indigenous perspective natural world engage healing five sovereign governments Antiquities Act tribal leaders traditional medicine people practice ceremony indigenous truth attorney professor human advocate healer father Miranda Williams Owen Wister’s Foreword Through the Grand Canyon from Wyoming to Mexico Ellsworth Kolb photographer Teddy Roosevelt Grand Canyon National Monument winds walls Arizona Energy Policy Environmental Law Environmental Policy Forest Management Geology Indigenous Indian and Aboriginal Law Indigenous Studies Land Use Law Law and Race Law and Society Legal Education Legal History Natural Resources and Conservation Natural Resources Law Natural Resources Management and Policy Oil Gas and Energy and Mineral Law President/Executive Department Public Policy Recreation Parks and Tourism Administration Sustainability Water Law Water Resource Management text 2016 ftunicolboulawl 2022-02-13T08:21:13Z VIDEO: 8:45 a.m. - 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