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Living in the temperate rain forest
Dolly Garza, a native Haida Alaskan, talks about the Native Americans and how people have used and interacted with the temperate rain forests for generations. Respect and conservation for natural resources was part of the native peoples’ ethic. Totem poles told stories and contained the history of the people.
Original Air Date:
Oct 14, 2005
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