Seneca Hemlock, Cook Forest State Park
   the tallest hemlock in Pennsylvania at 145.7 feet
   photo by Dale Luthringer

   ENTS Events with Native American Participation

• Perspectives on Mohawk Trail State Forest, MA  (Oct, 2003)
• 3rd Old Growth Forest Conference 1995 
• Forest Summit II - ENTS Rendezvous 2004 (Oct 2004)
• Forest Summit III Report - part 1 (Oct 2005)

   Native American Books

   Musings/Places

• Archaic Grinding Holes, Cook Forest, PA (Aug 2008)
• ear Lodge, WY (Feb 2008)
• Cherokee Seasons (Feb 2008)
• Native American Views of Nature (Jan 2008)
• Native Languages and Native Trees (Oct 2007)
• Linville Gorge, NC:  Special Places (April 2006)
• Medicine Wheel National Historic Landmark (July 2006)
• Indigenous use of forests Jan 2007

   Named Trees and Groves

• Trees Named in Honor of Native Americans (April 2004)
• Tree Namings (July 2006)
• All Pines in Massachusetts over 150' tall (2003)

• Frank Deconti Pine, MTSF, MA
• Jake Swamp Pine,  MTSF, MA
• Jani Leverett Pines, PA and MA
• Junaluska Pine, MA
• Joe Norton Pine, MTSF, MA
• Massasoit Pine, MTSF, MA
• Sequoia Hemlock, GSMNP
• Tsali Hemlock, GSMNP
• Yonaguska Hemlock. GSMNP

   Tributes

• Jani Leverett Tribute (Dec 2003)
• Frank Deconti (Feb 2006)
• Rita Joe - an Elder Passes (April 2007)

   Native American Stories and Legends

• Jump-Off Rock, NC
• Ring in the Oak Legend, MS

Outside Links 

•   Indigenous Peoples Literature  http://www.indigenouspeople.net/body_final.html  Indigenous Peoples Literature is a non-profit educational resource and collaboration dedicated to the indigenous peoples of the world and to the enrichment it can bring to all people.
• Ndakinna Cultural Center, Non-Profit Native American Center,
  Located in Central Vermont  http://www.ndakinna.org
  
• Native American Culture http://www.ewebtribe.com/NACulture/stories.htm 
  
•   Southeastern Indian Trail Project http://content.wildsouth.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=99&Itemid=38
  
•   First Nation Films http://www.firstnationsfilms.com/ 
  
• David Yarrow http://www.dyarrow.org/

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