SOUTHWEST SEMINARS PRESENTS
FATHER EARTH, MOTHER SKY 2008

OFFERED AS A BENEFIT FOR THE NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CENTERA
MONDAY EVENINGS AT 6 PM AT HOTEL SANTA FE

October 20 Brian Vallo (Acoma Pueblo)
Former Museum Director, Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and Founding Director, Haaku Museum and Sky City Cultural Center, Acoma Pueblo
Cultural Preservation: A Pueblo Perspective

October 27 Don Bustos
Organic Farmer, Santa Cruz Farm
Acequias, Culture and Farming Tradition in Northern New Mexico

November 3 Gerry Strickfadden
Los Alamos National Laboratory (ret.)
Modern Physics Meets the Enchanted Land:Growth of Scientific Research in New Mexico Since World War II

November 10 Dr. Richard I. Ford
Arthur F. Thurnau Professor of Anthropology,Former Director, Ethnobotanical Laboratory,
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
Plant Management in Tewa Pueblos: Traditional Ecological Knowledge

November 17 Dr. Jason Shapiro
Archaeologist and Author, Before Santa Fe: Archaeology of the City Different
Location, Location, Location: Prehistory of Santa Fe

November 24 Dr. John Fogarty
Physicians for Social Responsibility
Outbreak of Democracy: A Burgeoning American Climate Movement

December 1 John Vavruska
Photographer and Engineer
Visions of Grace and Majesty: Photographing the American West

December 8 Michael Buchheit
Photographer, Writer, Outdoor Educator, and Director, Grand Canyon Field Institute
Chasm Beyond Compare: A Photographic Journey through the Grandest of Canyons

December 15 Dr. Ferenc Szasz
Professor of History, University of New Mexico
Coming to Grip with the Early Atomic Age: Los Alamos and World War II

Photo: Courtesy Sandia Johnston

$10 PER LECTURE…OR $45 SERIES SUBSCRIPTION FOR 9 LECTURES
10% OF THE NET DONATED THE NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CENTER