Coda: The High Ground. A Red-Lettered Sign -- Homeland -- Willkommen -- Revisit -- Remediation -- Talk Talk -- Face-to-Face -- The Red Fox and the Tule Elk -- Tending -- Without an Invite -- The Circle of Life -- What Now? -- When the Walls Come Tumbling Down -- Unequivocal -- She Who Watches -- Bypass -- Restored... Salvaged -- Hope without Hope -- No Difference at All -- Coda: The High Ground.
Summary:
"For most of the past century, Humbug Valley, a forest-hemmed meadow sacred to the Mountain Maidu tribe, was in the grip of a utility company. Washington's White Salmon River was saddled with a fish-obstructing, inefficient dam, and the Timbisha Shoshone Homeland was unacknowledged within the boundaries of Death Valley National Park. Until people decided to reclaim them. In Reclaimers, Ana Maria Spagna drives an aging Buick up and down the long strip of West Coast mountain ranges--the Panamints, the Sierras, the Cascades--and alongside rivers to meet the people, many of them wise women, who persevered for decades with little hope of success to make changes happen. In uncovering their heroic stories, Spagna seeks a way for herself, and for all of us, to take back and to make right in a time of unsettling ecological change. Ana Maria Spagna is the author of several books, most recently Potluck : Community on the Edge of Wilderness"--From publishers website.
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