The Land Does Not Forget: An Indigenous Perspective on Soapstone Prairie @fortcollinsgov
The Land Does Not Forget: An Indigenous Perspective on Soapstone Prairie  @fortcollinsgov
Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Natural Areas were first home to the native peoples of Northern Colorado. The land continues to provide deep, spiritual connections to Native American residents. Gemara Gifford, from Trees, Water and People offers her keen insight into the meaning of Natural Areas through the unique lens of her indigenous heritage.
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The Land Does Not Forget: An Indigenous Perspective on Soapstone Prairie

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