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A new plateau : sustaining the lands and peoples of canyon country / editors Peter Friederici and Rose Houk ; senior photographer Tony Marinella ; art direction and design Brett Olson ; introduction by Gary Paul Nabhan.

Title
A new plateau : sustaining the lands and peoples of canyon country / editors Peter Friederici and Rose Houk ; senior photographer Tony Marinella ; art direction and design Brett Olson ; introduction by Gary Paul Nabhan.
Publication
Minneapolis, MN : Renewing the Countryside, c2004.

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Additional Authors
  • Friederici, Peter, 1963-
  • Houk, Rose, 1950-
  • Marinella, Tony
  • Northern Arizona University. Center for Sustainable Environments
  • Museum of Northern Arizona
Description
159 p. : col. ill., col. map; 24 cm.
Alternative Title
Sustaining the lands and peoples of canyon country
Subject
  • Alternative agriculture > Southwest, New
  • Sustainable agriculture > Southwest, New
  • Plant diversity conservation > Southwest, New
  • Traditional farming > Southwest, New
Note
  • "A project of the Center for Sustainable Environments, Northern Arizona University with assistance from the Museum of Northern Arizona."
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
Foreword / by Robert G. Breunig -- Introduction / by Gary Paul Nabhan -- Section 1. Farming and market gardening -- In the shadow of the mountains : making a living at Stone Free Farm, Arriola, Colorado / by Rachel Turiel Hinds -- The story of our intentions : Lost Cabin Ranch, Chino Valley, Arizona / by Susan Lamb -- Return of the peaches : Ferrell Secakuku restores Hopi orchards, Sipaulovi, Arizona / by David Seibert -- Capturing the brilliance of place : Sutcliffe Vineyards, Cortez, Colorado / by Roger Clark -- Healing tradition through innovation : Diné, Inc., Seba Dalkai, Arizona / by Roger Clark -- Healthy soil, healthy people : Ashokola Gardens, Snowflake, Arizona / by Patty Kohany and Charlie Laurel -- Water as life : the Masayesva family, Black Mesa, Arizona / by Gary Paul Nabhan -- Making use of natural connections : Oakhaven Permaculture Center, Hesperus, Colorado / by Rachel Turiel Hinds -- Farming to sustain community : Whipstone Farm, Paulden, Arizona / by Tim Swinehart -- Growing more than vegetables : Bob Kauer's Shared Harvest Community Garden, Durango, Colorado / by Charles E. Jones and Rose Houk -- Section 2. Ranching -- Sheep is life : Diné Be̕ina and the Black Mesa Weavers for life and land, Navajo Nation, Arizona / by Gary Paul Nabhan -- Doing what has to be done, Antonio and Molly Manzanares, Los Ojos, New Mexico / by Sue and Tony Norris -- "Just participate!" : the Babbitt ranches, Coconino County, Arizona / by Rose Houk -- Realizing dreams under the stars : Stargate Valley Farms, Holbrook, Arizona / by Roger Clark -- It takes a village : the Diablo Trust, Coconino County, Arizona / by Sue and Tony Norris -- Section 3. Wildcrafting -- Reverence and reciprocity : Phyllis Hogan's Winter Sun, Flagstaff, Arizona / by Ashley Rood and Rose Houk -- Alchemy in the kitchen, fire on the land : Turtle Lake Refuge, Durango, Colorado / by Rachel Turiel Hinds -- Weaving tradition and change : the basket makers of the San Juan Paiute, Willow Springs and Piute Canyon, Arizona / by Roger Clark -- Where tradition meets quality : Zuni Furniture Enterprises, Zuni, New Mexico / by David Seibert -- Imparting hope for the future : Melissa Porter's wildcrafted herbs, Chama, New Mexico / by Rosemary Logan and Peter Friederici -- The sweet life : Dennis Arp's mountain top honey, Mountainaire, Arizona / by Peter Friederici -- Modern-day hunter-gatherers : the community wild foraging project, Flagstaff, Arizona / by Gary Paul Nabhan and Rose Houk -- Section 4. Sustainable building and energy -- Building for the people : Ed Dunn, Flagstaff, Arizona / by Ashley Rood and Peter Friederici -- Moving forward in dignity : Lilian Hill's sustainable housing for indigenous people project, Kykotsmovi, Arizona / by Rose Houk and Robert Nutlouis -- Designing from the outside in : Susie Harrington and w/Gaia Design, Moab, Utah / by Roger Clark -- Way off the grid : Charlie Laurel and Margaret Spilker, Alpine Ranches, Arizona / by Ashley Rood and Rose Houk -- Reconnecting the people and the forest : the Hogan project, Cameron, Arizona / by Peter Friederici and Roberto Nutlouis -- Going quiet : Jack Ehrhardt, Kingman, Arizona / by Charlie Laurel -- Dirt rich : Mac Watson, Santa Fe, New Mexico / by Charlie Laurel -- Something new, and old, under the sun : Hopi's NativeSUN, Kykotsmovi, Arizona / by Peter Friederici --Doing good for the world : Southwest Windpower, Flagstaff, Arizona / by Rose Houk -- Section 5. Regional food heritage -- Celebrating Southwest flavors : the Turquoise Room at La Posada, Winslow, Arizona / by Gary Paul Nabhan -- Mixing art and food : Cow Canyon Trading Post and Restaurant, Bluff, Utah / by Roger Clark -- Community conservation : Young's Farm, Dewey, Arizona / by Ashley Rood and Rose Houk -- Good friends buying good food : the Flagstaff community market, Flagstaff, Arizona / by Peter Friederici -- Pride in what you do :Ye Ol' Geezer Meat Shop, Moab, Utah / by Sue and Tony Norris -- A stunning sanctuary : Garland's Lodge Orchard, Oak Creek Canyon, Arizona / by Ashley Rood and Rose Houk -- Food as meditation : Hell's Backbone Grill, Boulder, Utah / by Rose Houk -- Acknowledgments -- Publishing partners -- Story contacts.
ISBN
  • 0971339155 (hardcover)
  • 0971339163 (paperback)
LCCN
^^2004097149
OCLC
  • 57031733
  • SCSB-12871213
Owning Institutions
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