Deep Talks: Ethnobotany of the Black Hills
From DeepTalk Central · 37:20
Show by Feith Fentress
Rylan Sprague, a botanist and natural resource specialist, discusses the cultural significance of native plant species in the Black Hills. Sprague, a botanist and natural resource specialist for the Bureau of Land Management, will introduce us to the distinctive habitats within the Black Hills and how each habitat supports a unique array of plant life. As a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, Sprague will share about the cultural influence of several native plant species. Some of these species will be featured in Cangleska Wakan, the Sacred Circle Garden that will be built on a hilltop at the Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF).
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