PPT-The Pacific Northwest and the Arctic Indians

Lesson 4 In the Northwest there was little agriculture Instead there were many fish deer and other animals The true staple is seafood These Indians were huntersgatherers and they used trees in the forests to make boats houses and tools. C Burrill PNW 420 Reprinted May 1994 Distaff thistle may be a greater threat to pastures rangeland and winter crops than other annual thistles found in the Pacific Northwest It re mains upright and more rigid after maturity and throughout the winter Daniel Nielsen. Motivation/Goals. Existence of year-to-year variability in tornado count. Bias toward recent years due to increased storm spotting capabilities. Improvements in radar network and deployment of NEXRAD. Presentation by Kathleen Crane. Arctic Research, Climate Program Office. National Oceanic and Atmospheric. Administration. kathy.crane@noaa.gov. NOAA’s Role in the Arctic:. Ocean Observations. Atmospheric . Hunting/diet - Fishing. Pacific Salmon. Humpback Whale. Oysters . Crab. Turtle. women prepared fish in two ways: some fish was eaten fresh, but most of it was dried and saved for the winter months. Hunting/diet - Land. (1900 – 1945). 20. th. Century. Major events that changed the region forever:. Seattle transformed into a major seaport and large metropolis due to the Alaskan Gold Rush in 1897 – 1900.. The opening of Alaskan and Asian trade.. BILLINGS, MONTANA. Pacific Northwest Shrine Association. Al Bedoo Shrine Temple – Billings, MT. August 4 – 6, 2016. Radisson Hotel. 5500 Midland Rd,. Billings, MT 59102. 406-248-7701. Registration will be here. THE NORTHWEST ORDINANCE. CONFEDERATION: . a group of loosely joined, but sovereign states.. THE NORTHWEST ORDINANCE. Problem: . Many states made claims to the western lands (Northwest Territory).. Boundaries of the Northwest Territory:. Demand Response . Demonstration Project. . . . Northwest Demand Response Symposium. September 28, 2016 – . Seattle WA. John . Steigers. Lead – Applied Technology & Innovation. Energy Northwest. Gigapop. ,. Professor, University of Washington. ronj@uw.edu. TransPAC-Pacific Wave 100G. Supported by the National Science Foundation. Jennifer M. Schopf. , PhD. Director, International Networks. Indiana University;. Friday . 17 February. Looking down the pipeline. Aid Suppliers Conference: PNG & the Pacific. Oda. to the pacific in 2016-17 is estimated to be $1.1 billion. Aid Suppliers Conference: PNG & the Pacific. USARC-ADAC Synergies. David M. Kennedy. Chair, US Arctic Research Commission. 2 June 2021. US Arctic Research Commission:. • Develops national Arctic research policy. • Facilitates Arctic research coordination . (ROADS): . A Call to Contribute through AOS. Sandy Starkweather. Executive Director – US Arctic Observing Network (US AON). Chair – Sustaining Arctic Observing Networks (SAON). Arctic Observing Summit, 2020. Chapter 2, Lesson 5. A Region of Plenty. Many Native American groups lived in this region including the Kwakiutl, the Makah, and the Chinook. . Instead of farming, people of the Northwest Coast met their food needs by fishing and hunting, and gathering plants and nuts. . Arctic tundra greenness has increased since 1982, but trends and variability have become more complex since the early 2000s. . Have links between . tundra greenness. , . spring sea-ice extent. , and .