"Who We Was"

Couzelis, Mary J.

doi:10.3828/jlcds.2013.12

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“…This intervention complements our next suggested criteria of R11: recognizing the need to repair social injustice inherent in the environmental damage. In this case some of the social injustices include attempted genocide, removal from homelands, lack of access to ancestral lifeways, forced attendance at conventional boarding schools, and generational silence to survive eugenics (Couzelis 2013). These atrocities correspond to social imbalances interconnected with colonial land use and modern agriculture.…”

Section: Introduction Ecological Restoration Objectives and Success C...mentioning

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The effects of mycorrhizae on phosphorus mitigation and pollinator habitat restoration within riparian buffers on unceded land

Rubin

Görres

2022

Restoration Ecology

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Agricultural pollution, especially phosphorus (P) can cause eutrophication of freshwater quality. Riparian buffers are best management practices (BMPs) which intercept agricultural pollution. However, they are frequently degraded by reduced biodiversity. P mitigation in riparian buffers can be enhanced through mycorrhizal inoculation and cyclical coppicing. We report on a myco‐phytoremediation project that investigates mycorrhizae's effect on vegetation's ability to lower legacy soil P, soil water P, and increase woody biomass P uptake. It also aimed to restore pollinator habitat through planting a diverse, native plant palette (32 species), blooming from February to November. Planting and offering culturally relevant plant materials to the Abenaki contributes to their land rematriation process. The study was located on unceded Abenaki territory at Shelburne Farms, within 300 m of Lake Pitawbagw (Lake Champlain) which is impacted increasingly by P pollution from colonial and conventional agricultural practices. Along a drainage way three treatment plots were installed: buckthorn vegetation (OIV) left in place as the control, and two restored diverse multi‐synusium plant communities, consisting of either uninoculated (RV) or inoculated with 19 mycorrhizal species (RVM). After 2 years, soil water soluble reactive P extracted from lysimeter samples was not affected by treatment but varied over time. However, water extractable SRP (WEP‐SRP) and TP (WEP‐TP) followed this trend RV > OIV > RVM which was inversely and linearly related to mycorrhizal density. Plants are best harvested in late summer when P concentrations are highest. Restoration science can flourish through reciprocally partnering with Original Peoples who hold expertise in ecological reconciliation.

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Section: Introduction Ecological Restoration Objectives and Success C...mentioning

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The effects of mycorrhizae on phosphorus mitigation and pollinator habitat restoration within riparian buffers on unceded land

Rubin

Görres

2022

Restoration Ecology

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Disability Through a Native American Lens: Examining Influences of Culture and Colonization

Weaver

2015

Journal of Social Work in Disability & Rehabilitation

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Disability is a socially constructed identity. What constitutes a disability and what it means to be a person with a disability can vary across cultures. This article explores meanings of disability within Native American cultures, including how ideas about wellness, balance, roles, and responsibilities influence perceptions of disabilities. This is followed by a review of disability prevalence, discussion of services, and explorations of possible reasons for the disproportionate impact of disabilities in Native American populations. The article concludes with an examination of how the colonial context frames both attitudes about and services for Native Americans with disabilities.

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BeForever?: Disability in American Girl Historical Fiction

Schalk¹

2017

Children's Literature

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"Who We Was"

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

The effects of mycorrhizae on phosphorus mitigation and pollinator habitat restoration within riparian buffers on unceded land

The effects of mycorrhizae on phosphorus mitigation and pollinator habitat restoration within riparian buffers on unceded land

Disability Through a Native American Lens: Examining Influences of Culture and Colonization

BeForever?: Disability in American Girl Historical Fiction

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