List of NTFP species mentioned during interviews and site visits with tribes in the BIA Pacific Region . Four tribes were interviewed in the Pacific Region. This table is a composite list of NTFP species mentioned during interviews and site visits. This list is provided as an indication of the types of species that are important to tribes. It is not exhaustive. In particular, medicinal species are likely lacking as this is closely held information. Names provided are the common names used by tribal members and staff during interviews.
Plants
Terrestrial Animals
Shrubs, vascular, & briophytes Trees
Cultural keystone
Big game Small game Birds
Fungi fungus
Fish
angelica
alder
deer
condor flickers
salmon
oak, tanoak
elderberry cedar, Port Orford
chanterelle wild boar
fern, black cottonwood mushrooms
turkey
fern, Woodwardia
manzanita mushrooms, tanoak
wood- peckers
gooseberry myrtle
(peppewood)
grape, wild oak hazel oak, black huckleberry oak, tanoak prince's pine pine, Jeffrey red willow yew willow, river
List of NTFP species mentioned during interviews and site visits with tribes in the BIA Western Region . Six tribes were interviewed in the Pacific Region. This table is a composite list of NTFP species mentioned during interviews and site visits. This list is provided as an indication of the types of species that are important to tribes. It is not exhaustive. In particular, medicinal species are likely lacking as this is closely held information. Names provided are the common names used by tribal members and staff during interviews.
Plants
Terrestrial Animals
Shrubs, vascular, & briophytes Trees
Cultural keystone
Big game Small game Birds
Fungi
Fish
asparagus, wild cactus, prickly pear
cedar
antelope (pronghorn)
fox
dove
oak, Emory
cherry, choke
bear
rabbit
ducks
cactus, saguaro
fir, Douglas
big horn sheep
woodrat
pheasant
Indian tea juniper red willow juniper, alligator
deer, mule deer, white- tailed
quail
turkey
spinach, wild oak
elk
yucca
oak, Emory oak, gambel pine pine, pinyon spruce willow, red
javalina
mountain lion
A-26 Assessment of Indian Forests and Forest Management in the United States
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