DECEMBER 1,2009
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Photos by Michelle Alaimo
Tribal members Audrey Mercier, left, and Ashten Leno plug their
noses as they try a piece of sushi during a Restoration lesson in the
Tribal Chinuk kindergarten class on Tuesday, Nov. 17. This lesson
was to teach the kids about new foods that were introduced to their
ancestors and them having to eat it or they would go hungry. Below,
students in the Tribal Chinuk kindergarten class participate in their
Trail of Tears walk on Grand Ronde Road on Wednesday, Nov. 1 8.
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Mike Wilson, Tribal member and Natural
Resources Department manager, looks at an
artificial egg that is used as a replacement egg
at the California condor breeding facility. At
left is Shawn St. Michael, curator of birds at the
Oregon Zoo. In the background is Lindy Trolan,
the Tribe's Cultural Collections coordinator.
Willie is one of the
California condors
that calls the Oregon
Zoo breeding
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Photos by Michelle Alaimo
Angella McCallister, left, Tribal member and Natural Resources
Department Senior Administrator, and Kathy Cole, Tribal member
and K-5 Chinuk Wawa teacher, check out a California condor feather
during a tour of the California condor breeding facility in Clackamas
County that the Oregon Zoo uses for their California Condor Recovery
Program on Friday, Nov. 13. In the background is the Tribe's Ceded
Lands Coordinator Mike Karnosh.
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Native Art Design Class
Dec. 2,9
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Dec 3, 10 & 17
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Dec 12
10 AM. 5 PM.
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