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	IFCAE Project: West Eugene Wetlands Ethnobotany Resource Area The mission of the Ethnobotany Resource Area project was to restore Native American traditions in the West Eugene Wetlands in Eugene, Oregon. Two primary objectives motivating the mission were 1) Building greater support for the wetlands and the long-term protection of the area by connecting people to the area through tangible projects, and 2) Meeting a need of Native American Indians in the region to have a place to harvest and provide education about culturally important plants traditionally harvested in Willamette Valley wetlands. The project has been suspended which you can read about in the final report. Downloads: Note: The best way to download large files is to right click in the link and choose Save Target As, Download, or whatever title your browser uses for downloading.  If you click left click on the file to view the file in your browser it will open eventually, but may take a while depending on the speed of your connection. West Eugene Wetland Ethnobotany Resource Area Final Report (large file 13mb pdf) Traditional Food Plants of the Confederated Tribes of the Grande Ronde - Poster (large 16mb pdf) Traditional Fiber Plants of the Confederated Tribes of the Grande Ronde - Poster (large 17mb pdf) Including Nonwood Forest Products in Ecological Restoration - Article Ethnobotany for the Year 14,008 - Article Website Links: IFCAE Northwest Ethnobotany Conservation Program Willamette Resources and Educational Network 1st photo by Adam DeHeer 2008