Episode 15 - Tribal Natural Resources
USDA
Education
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United States Department of Agriculture Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service
Partners Video Magazine Partners 15 - Tribal Natural Resources
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Five years ago, four tribal colleges and four neighboring land-grant universities began work on the Natural Resource Education project funded by CSREES. This edition of Partners, narrated by N. Scott Momaday, reports on its progress. Momaday Guest Narrator Tribal Natural Resources is narrated by Native American N. Scott Momaday, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author and national PBS narrator.
Preview (:30)
Entire Program (26:47)
Saddle Magic Amazing things happen when local youth interact with horses at the Sinte Gleska University ranch. (5:56)
Edible Landscape From community gardens to prairie restoration, Native Americans are reconnecting with the land. (7:10)
Prairie Power Bison deliver delicious meat rich in selenium, a natural mineral with strong anti-cancer properties. (4:30)
Return Of The Juneberry Once common in the Great Plains tribal diet, the nutritious Juneberry is making a welcome comeback. (3:10)
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