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Introduction
I’m interested in the intersection of indigenous horse culture and resistance/resilience especially as it relates to wild horse populations on indigenous-controlled land.
Sources
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Banse, Tom. (2014, Oct 29). Northwest Tribes take steps to coral growing wild horse population. NW News Network.
Hughes, Pamela. (2012, Jan 6). American Indians offer programs for horses that treat the sacred animals as a way of life. Indian Country Media Network.
LaDuke, Winona. (2013, Dec 18). Honor the Earth: Triple Crown of pipeline rides.
LaDuke, Winona. (2013, Dec 5). Three horseback journeys trace path of pipeline destruction. Indian Country Media Network.
LaDuke, Winona. (2005). “Return of the horse nation.” Recovering the sacred (213-225). Cambridge, MA: South End Press.
Littleredfeather Kalmanson, Sarah. (2016, Jul 27). Winona LaDuke leads environmental horse ride against Enbridge’s new pipeline route and pipeline abandonment threats in Minnesota. Honor the Earth.
The National Academies of Science, Engineering, & Medicine. (2013, Jun 5). New report offers science-based strategies for management of western free-ranging horses and burros; ‘Business-as-usual’ practices will be increasingly expensive and unproductive for BLM. News from the National Academies.
The National Academies of Science, Engineering, & Medicine. (2013, Jun 5). Using science to improve the BLM wild horse and burro program: A forward way.
Northwest Tribal Horse Coalition. (2013). Managing excess feral horses in the inland Northwest. Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakima Nation Wildlife, Range and Vegetation Resource Management Program.
Novak, Anne. (2016, Dec 30). Brutal experiments continue of pregnant mare! Protect Mustangs.
Patton, Vince (2014, Feb 6). Mustangs of Oregon: Wild horses in crisis. Oregon Field Guide. Amen, Steve & Gilfillan, Jule & Jahn, Ed & Patton, Vince (Producers). Portland, OR: Oregon Public Broadcasting.
Quammen, David. (2014, Mar). People of the Horse. National Geographic.
Rose, Christina. (2014, Sept 16). ‘Horse Nation’ documentary explores Lakota culture, horse relatives. Indian Country Media Network.
Teens & Oregon Mustangs. (n.d.). About teens and Oregon mustangs: How we got started & what our program is all about. Teens & Oregon Mustangs. Accessed 2017, Feb 2.
Umatilla, Walla Walla, & Cayuse Tribes. (n.d.). Horses, Trade, & Travel. TrailTribes.org. Accessed 2017 Feb 2.
Woolf, Nick (2016, Apr 2). Native American Nations unite to ride against proposed North Dakota pipeline. RawStory.