BOZEMAN – Millions of years before Tyrannosaurus rex roamed western North America, generations of its multi-great-great-grandparents likely dwelt and evolved in what was then a much warmer, balmy environment, according
BOZEMAN – Over the next three years, a Montana State University professor and his students will fly drones over wintry landscapes in Montana and Finland to
MSU’s Kendall Edmo Awarded NSF Fellowship for Blackfeet Cultural Landscape Preservation
Published: April 28, 2021
Kendall Rae Edmo flies a drone in this provided photo. Edmo will use her National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship to support an interdisciplinary study of a high-elevation bison drive line on the Rocky Mountain Front, incorporating archeology, paleoecology, geographic information systems and cultural landscape preservation. (MSU Photo)
BOZEMAN “Mistakis,” the Blackfeet name for the Rocky Mountains, translates to “backbone of the world.” The mountains are culturally significant to the Blackfeet, appearing in stories and ceremonies as well as the language.
“Our relationship goes back thousands of years,” said Montana State University graduate student Kendall Rae Edmo, a member of the Blackfeet Nation who was born and raised on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in northwestern Montana.
MSU’s Kendall Edmo Awarded NSF Fellowship for Blackfeet Cultural Landscape Preservation
Published: April 28, 2021
Kendall Rae Edmo flies a drone in this provided photo. Edmo will use her National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship to support an interdisciplinary study of a high-elevation bison drive line on the Rocky Mountain Front, incorporating archeology, paleoecology, geographic information systems and cultural landscape preservation. (MSU Photo)
BOZEMAN “Mistakis,” the Blackfeet name for the Rocky Mountains, translates to “backbone of the world.” The mountains are culturally significant to the Blackfeet, appearing in stories and ceremonies as well as the language.
“Our relationship goes back thousands of years,” said Montana State University graduate student Kendall Rae Edmo, a member of the Blackfeet Nation who was born and raised on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation in northwestern Montana.