NATIVES and PLANTS
Specialist Andrew Brother Elk Our native plant specialist has been studying plants and plant uses since he was a young boy. On trips to nearby Bear Creek in the Rogue…
Planting Zones
Planting Zones are based on location and climate. Within North America alone there are eleven planting zones. The zones are graded on a scale based on temperature. For example Hawaii…
Plains Indians
The Plains Indians were a large group of Native Americans that occupied much of North America. There were several tribes that were part of the Plains Indians including the Sioux,…
Pawnee Indians
The Native American tribes historically settled on the banks of rivers – Loup, Platte and Republican, presently in Nebraska were called Pawnee Indians. The Pawnees (also known as Paneassa, Pari,…
Palomino Horses
The Palomino horse is one of the most beautiful and well-recognized horse breeds in the world. Have ever watched a western movie and saw a golden colored horse? That was…
Paleo Indians
Paleo-Indians were the earliest inhabitants of the American Southwest and Mexico. There are very minimal records of these Paleo Indians, and many historians rely on quite speculative theories about how…
NACC Organization Information and Photo Archive
Abalone, the NACC online cultural center Bev Ortiz of EBRPD and a beautiful elder in 2002 Julia Parker has offered her wisdom and humor at several NACC events over the…
OHLONE FIELD TRIPS
When you think about it, really any park or open space area in California is a suitable place for a field trip devoted to California Indians. The First Nations people…
OHLONE EDUCATION PROJECT
Listed here are a variety of educational resources to help students and teachers who wish to focus on the First Nations cultures of the San Francisco Bay Area. Many lesson…