This page was created by Collin Hardwick.
Acknowledgments & References
A very special thanks to Native Programs at WSU, and especially Faith Price, for their ongoing interest in the project, as well as a very warm welcome into their space and several of their community events.
Though they are listed as advisors for the project, it is important that I recognize again the important contributions of Dr. Kim Christen and my fellow classmates for their input and encouragement over the past several months.
This project would not be possible without the resources of the Center for Digital Scholarship and Curation (CDSC) at Washington State University. Thanks to David and Michael for their help with Scalar and ArcGIS.
A very special thanks to The Drone Guy for permission to use his flyover of the Palouse area as a video splash for the book.
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