Rooted legacy: This urban Native garden grew atop a former boarding school in Phoenix

Coverage of tribal natural resources is supported in part by Catena FoundationAt 1822 W. Pierson St. in Phoenix, registered dietician Sumi Tohan, conducts a cooking demonstration for a simple, but filling dish containing the Three Sisters: corn, beans and squash, as a generator buzzes nearby.

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