Summer 1996, Volume 11, Number 3

Health & Environment
Akwesasne - Industrial Contamination,Environmental Recovery
A community struggles to recover from industrial contamination.
by Kallen Martin

Driven by Necessity - The St. Regis Tribe Develops Environmental Expertise
A tribe works for self-governance in developing their own environmental standards.
by Laurence Swamp

Bringing Ancient Ways to our Farmers' Fields
A Comell scientist takes agriculture back to its Native American roots-
and into the future.
by Richard Wolkomir

Gathering
by Linda Yamane

Seasons
by Linda Yamane

Broadening the Scope of Medical Careers - American Indians Working
in Health Professions
Indian healthcare professionals speak out about their experiences in
attaining career goals.
by Patricia Colby

Opportunities in Allied Health Professions
From User to Counselor - Char's Story of Transformation
A substance abuse counselor combines education and life experiences to help others.
by Judy Merritt

Two Paths to Healing - Can Traditional and Western Scientific Medicine Work Together?
A former director of the Indian Health Service finds strengths and weaknesses in both approaches.
by Everett R. Rhoades

Oyate Kin Nuin Uncinpi - As a People We Are Asking to Live
North Dakota Tribal Communities mobilize to end the threat to their community.
by Dick Pierce

Young Conservation Pioneers in the 90s - Continuing the Legacy
A career development program educates and trains young people for careers in natural resources.
by Nina S. Roberts

Traditional Knowledge
Decolonizing Our Voices
A Tarahumara scientist explores the validity of indigenous knowledge.
by Enrique Salmin

The Seasons of Change
The medicine wheel teaches about a natural cycle of change.
from a talk by Don Coyhis

Book Review: In Full View - Three ways of seeing California Plants
by Glenn Keator and Linda Yamane

The Last Word - Opinion
Weaving a Holistic Perspective of Health & the Environment
by Rich Garcia