Category: Cultural Heritage

A dissertation by Dr. Kristen Vinyeta, presented to the Environmental Studies Program and the Graduate School of the University of Oregon in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in April 2022.

A demonstration White Deerskin Dance, likely held in the township or Eureka or Arcata on the Northern California Coast.

This photo shows one of the last White Deerskin Dances held in Panamnik in 1912, halting for over 50 years. World Renewal practices have since rebegun in a neighboring village site by living Relatives of past ceremonial leaders and dancers.

Article by Karuk indigenous Women's+ participant Tali Trillo published in Econews out of Arcata, CA in 2024, Volume 54, Issue 7, Pages 9-10.

An article published in 2022 by Thomas Connor, Emilio Tripp, Bill Tripp, B. J. Saxon, Jessica Camarena, Asa Donahue, Daniel Sarna-Wojcicki, Luke Macaulay, Tim Bean, Adam Hanbury-Brown, Justin Brashares within the Journal of Applied Ecology.

An article published in 2022 by Arielle A. Halpern, Wayne P. Sousa, Frank K. Lake, Thomas J. Carlson, Will Paddock, Bill Tripp on behalf of the Karuk Tribe. Published within the journal of Forest Ecology and Management.

An article published in 2019 by Tony Marks-Block, Frank K. Lake, and Lisa, M. Curran within the journal of Forest Ecology and Management.

Original research article on the impacts of controlled burning on CA hazelnut plants, published in 2021 by Association of Fire Ecology (open access) and authored by Tony Marks-Block, Frank K. Lake, Rebecca Bliege Bird, and Lisa M. Curran.

Interviews with participants of First Karuk Women's Prescribed Fire Training Exchange (KWTREX)