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Chinook Indian Nation lead visitors in a song blessing the salmon at Cathlapotle Plankhouse Ridgefield, Washington.

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Chinook Indian Nation lead visitors in a song blessing of a sacred salmon bake at Cathlapotle Plankhouse. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, Washington.

February 2012

 
History comes alive as this cultural demonstration intrigues young people at an encampment in Omaha

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History comes alive as this cultural demonstration intrigues young people at an encampment in Omaha

Fall 2011

 
Spring 2011 Trail Companion Newsletter for the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail

View from the Columbia River near Port of Cascade Locks

Spring 2011

 
photo of a tule lodge located at the living history village of Tamastslikt Cultural Institute, Pendleton, Oregon

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Photo of a tule lodge located in the living history village at Tamastslikt Cultural Institute in Pendleton, Oregon.

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Winter 2010

 
volunteers participating in sturgeon survey on Missouri River holding sturgeon and posing

Volunteers surveying sturgeon in the Missouri River

 

 

 

 

 

Spring 2010

 
five photos of staff from left to right

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LECL staff from left to right: Nichole McHenry, Volunteer Coordinator; Lisa Griebel, Lead Park Ranger; Andrew Veech, Cultural Resource Specialist; Denise Nelson, Environmental Compliance Specialist; Carolyn Fiscus, Volunteer-in-Parks.

Fall 2009

Did You Know?

Tools of scienc

Jefferson expected the Expedition to learn about the people, plants and animals of the newly acquired Louisiana Purchase. None of the men of the Expedition was a trained scientist, but fulfilling Jefferson’s instructions required skills in cartography, ethnography, botany, zoology, and meteorology.