Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
For countless generations, the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation has called the lands of northern Utah, eastern Idaho, and western Wyoming their home. Brad Parry, Vice-Chairman of the Northwestern Band, brings a wealth of knowledge about these ancestral territories and their rich histories.
In this informative presentation, Brad Parry will shed light on the history of Shoshone migration patterns and their interactions with fur trappers and Mormon pioneers. Drawing upon his background in natural resources, he will explore how the Indigenous peoples of this region utilized plants and animals to thrive in the challenging yet beautiful environment they call home.
Gain valuable insights into the cultural heritage and survival strategies of the Shoshone people as Brad Parry shares stories passed down through generations. This webinar offers a unique opportunity to learn about the enduring connection between the Northwestern Band and the lands they inhabit.
For countless generations, the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation has called the lands of northern Utah, eastern Idaho, and western Wyoming their home. Brad Parry, Vice-Chairman of the Northwestern Band, brings a wealth of knowledge about these ancestral territories and their rich histories.
In this informative presentation, Brad Parry will shed light on the history of Shoshone migration patterns and their interactions with fur trappers and Mormon pioneers. Drawing upon his background in natural resources, he will explore how the Indigenous peoples of this region utilized plants and animals to thrive in the challenging yet beautiful environment they call home.
Gain valuable insights into the cultural heritage and survival strategies of the Shoshone people as Brad Parry shares stories passed down through generations. This webinar offers a unique opportunity to learn about the enduring connection between the Northwestern Band and the lands they inhabit.
