RESOURCES

A dancer in shawl regalia at Julyamsh, the Coeur d’Alene Tribe’s annual powwow. Photo courtesy of the Coeur d’Alene Tribe
The Living Lake Fellowship draws on the same organizations and data doing the work of understanding and protecting Coeur d'Alene Lake. These are a few places to go deeper — into the science, the policy, and the history behind what fellows are learning firsthand.
Fellowship Field Guides

Go deeper with the same materials our fellows use. Each field guide distills the science, history, and expert voices behind one topic in the fellowship curriculum. The Field Guides are built to carry into the field, and to return to later.

Lesson 1: 


Lake Science & Water Quality
See how phosphorus, oxygen, and a century of buried mining sediment interact, and what's being done about it.


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Lesson 2: 


Indigenous Knowledge & Cultural Stewardship
Learn about the Coeur d'Alene Tribe's traditional ecological knowledge, and what it means to steward a watershed across generations.
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Lesson 3: 


Mining Legacy & Contamination
Uncover a century of silver, lead, and zinc mining, the Superfund site it left behind, and what remediation looks like today.

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Lesson 4: 


Public Health & the Basin


Learn how contamination moves from soil to bodies, and the Basin Commission's role in keeping communities safe.


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