13 Moons First Foods Resource Curriculum

Description: This program is built on the definition of health, including environmental health, as founded on the cooperative relationships between humans, non-humans, and their environment.
WCC Contributors: Donatuto, J., D. Rohlman, L. Campbell, J. Lecompte-Mastenbrook, M. Heidt, M. Lindsey, T. Gobert, S. Tadlock, H. Mills, E. Fox and C. Edwards.
Year: 2019
Title: 13 Moons First Foods Resource Curriculum
Rights: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted
License: Distribution and use for non-commercial purposes is allowable with attribution to the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community
Rights Holder: Swinomish Indian Tribal Community
Identifier: SWIN-CR-2021-01
Audience Education Level: K12
Abstract: The Swinomish people, like many Indigenous peoples, follow the 13 lunar phases in a calendar year. The lunar cycles indicate seasonal changes, so each moon is named for seasonal events that take place during that time. For example, the “Moon When
Is Part Of: See all items with this value The State of the Salish Sea